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The area of the shaded sector is 9 pi square feet.

A circle. A shaded sector has an angle measure of 90 degrees.

Which equation can be used to find the area of the entire circle, A?
StartFraction 9 pi over A EndFraction = StartFraction 90 degrees over 360 degrees EndFraction
StartFraction A over 9 pi EndFraction = StartFraction 90 degrees over 360 degrees EndFraction
StartFraction 9 pi over A EndFraction = StartFraction 180 degrees over 360 degrees EndFraction
StartFraction A over 9 pi EndFraction = StartFraction 180 degrees over 360 degrees EndFraction

Please help! :) The area of the shaded sector is 9 pi square feet. A circle. A shaded-example-1
Please help! :) The area of the shaded sector is 9 pi square feet. A circle. A shaded-example-1
Please help! :) The area of the shaded sector is 9 pi square feet. A circle. A shaded-example-2
User Younggeun
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Answer:

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Explanation:

User Shabib
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Answer:

So the correct option is First one

i.e
(9\pi)/(A)=(90)/(360)

Explanation:

Given:

Area of Shaded part = 9 π square feet

To Find :

Area of Circle = ?

Solution:

90 degree center angle is equivalent to an area of 9 Π square feet

So, 360 degree center is equivalent to area A which is the area of the complete circle.

So the Ratio will be


(90)/(9\pi) =(360)/(A)

Setting the given statements in proportion:


(90)/(9\pi) =(360)/(A)

On solving we get the required


(9\pi)/(A) =(90)/(360)

So the correct option is First one

i.e
(9\pi)/(A)=(90)/(360)

Alternate Method:

Shaded part is of 90°

Area of Shaded part = 9 π square feet

And Full Circle is of 360° that is 4 sector of 90°


\textrm{Area of Circle}=4* (Shaded\ part)


\textrm{Area of Circle}=4* 9\pi


\textrm{Area of Circle}=36\pi

So the correct option is First one

i.e
(9\pi)/(A)=(90)/(360)

On solving this we get


A=36\pi\ feet^(2)

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