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What is the area in terms of pi

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Answer:

C = 70π cm

A = 2,450 cm²

Explanation:

The perimeter of the given figure is equal to the circumference of whole circle.

The formula of a circumference of a circle:


C=\pi d

d - diameter

We have d = 70 cm. Substitute:


C=70\pi\ cm

The area of given figure is equal to the area of rectangle 70cm × 35cm.

(look at the picture).

The area of a rectangle:


A=(70)(35)=2,450\ cm^2

What is the area in terms of pi-example-1
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