Explanation:
I think you missed some things when posting the problem description.
did you mean to find the radius of a circle segment of 90 degrees and an area of 20 cm² ?
if that is the case :
remember, the area of a circle (a full circle of 360 degrees)
A = pi×r²
again, this is for the full 360 degrees.
how big is the area then for only a part of the circle ?
simply, it is the ratio of the angle of the segment compared to the total 360 degrees.
so,
As = pi×r² × angle/360
we have here
As = 20
angle = 90
20 = pi×r² × 90/360 = pi×r² × 1/4
80 = pi×r²
r² = 80/pi
r = sqrt(80/pi) = sqrt(16×5/pi) = 4×sqrt(5/pi) =
= 5.046265044 cm ≈ 5.05 cm