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100 yards

40 yards
40 yards
100 yards
1.
What is the area of one of the blue half circles? HINT: Remember, Area = pi x radius squared.
So you will need to use the 40 (this is the diameter so make sure you find the radius). Then
since you only want a half circle, you will need to divide it by 2. SHOW ALL WORK!

100 yards 40 yards 40 yards 100 yards 1. What is the area of one of the blue half-example-1
User Simon Judd
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Answer:

Depends on how the teacher wants the answer:

400π (in terms of pi) or 1256.6 (rounded to tenths place)

Explanation:

40/2 = 20, the radius of one of the blue circles

Use the formula: πr², but divide it by 2 because it is a semicircle

π20² = 400π = 1256.63706

Let me know if you need help rounding it if the question asks you to.

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