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02 May 2016, 23:28
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What is the area of the region of diagram?
A. 8+(3π/2)
B. 10+(3π/2)
C. 8+3π
D. 10+3π
E. 8+6π
* A solution will be posted in two days.
A. 8+(3π/2)
B. 10+(3π/2)
C. 8+3π
D. 10+3π
E. 8+6π
* A solution will be posted in two days.
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03 May 2016, 12:13
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Area of rectangular region (shaded portion in the attachment) = 4 * 2 + 1 * 2 = 10
Area of semi-circular region = 3*(pi*1^2)/2 = 1.5pi
Total area = 10 + 1.5pi
Answer: B
Area of semi-circular region = 3*(pi*1^2)/2 = 1.5pi
Total area = 10 + 1.5pi
Answer: B
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03 May 2016, 13:14
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In this digram you have:
3 semi circles : 3/2 * Pi * R², with R=1
1 rectangle : 4*2
1 square : 1* 2
Sum = 3/2 Pi + 10
3 semi circles : 3/2 * Pi * R², with R=1
1 rectangle : 4*2
1 square : 1* 2
Sum = 3/2 Pi + 10
