The area for the sector of a circle is found by using the formula
A = π • r² • m/360
r is the radius of the circle.
m is the measurement of the angle making the sector.
For the first problem below #3A
It would be
π • 4² • 53/360
And that would equal 7.4 ft²
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Be careful on this one. It is looking for the area of the entire shaded part. Remember there are 360° in a circle.
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