12. the top view of a circular table shown on the
right has a radius of 120 cm. find the area of
the smaller segment of the table (shaded
region) determined by a 60° arc.
a. (24001 - 3600/3) cm?
b. 3600/3 cm
c. 24007 cm?
d. (14 4001 - 3600v3) cm?
/60°
120 cm
Answers: 1
Therefore:
A. (2,400π - 3,600√3) cm²Step-by-step explanation:
Area of segment (the shaded region) = Area of sector - area of triangle
Where:
Area of sector = (θπ/360)r²
Area of segment = (sinθ/2)r²
Derive the equation:
Area of segment = (θπ/360)r² - (sinθ/2)r²
Area of segment = r²(θπ/360 - sinθ/2)Given:
Central angle, θ = 60°
Radius, r = 120 cm
pi, π ≈ 3.14
Solve for the area of segment or shaded region:
Area of segment = r²(θπ/360 - sinθ/2)
Area = (120 cm)² [60×3.14/360 - sin60/2]
Area = 14,400 cm² [0.523 - 0.866/2]
Area = 14,400 cm² [0.523 - 0.433]
Area = 14,400 cm² (0.09)
Area of segment or shaded region = 1,296 cm² or 1,300 cm²ANSWER OPTIONS:
A. (2,400π - 3,600√3) cm² = 1,300 cm²
B. 3,600√3 = 6,235 cm²
C. 2,400π = 7,536 cm²
D. (14,400π - 3,600√3) = 38,980 cm²
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15 minutes per second
Explanation:
Since s=d/t, we divide 120 m by 8 sec, making the answer 15 m/s
answer:
it's B
Step-by-step explanation:
I think my mind just said it's B
The area is approximately 1300.8 cm² or
Step-by-step explanation:
Consider the provided information.
We need to find the area of the shaded region.
The area of the segment is given as:
It is given that θ = 60°, r = 120 cm
Substitute the respective values in the above formula.
Now substitute π = 3.14
Hence, the area is approximately 1300.8 cm² or
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