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What are the sectors from least to greatest according to the area in square units

What are the sectors from least to greatest according to the area in square units-example-1
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The sectors from least to greatest according to the area in square units are sector A < sector C < scetor B.

In Mathematics and Geometry, the area of a sector can be calculated by using the following formula:

Area of sector = π
r^2 × θ/360

Where:

  • r represents the radius of a circle.
  • θ represents the central angle.

Note: The measure of an intercepted arc is equal to the central angle of a circle.

By substituting the given parameters into the area of a sector formula, we have the following;

Area of sector = π
r^2 × θ/360

Area of sector A = 3.14 ×
2^2 × 169/360

Area of sector A = 5.896 sq. units.

Area of sector = π
r^2 × θ/360

Area of sector B = 3.14 ×
9^2 × 82/360

Area of sector B = 57.933 sq. units.

Area of sector = π
r^2 × θ/360

Area of sector C = 3.14 ×
6^2 × 117/360

Area of sector C = 36.738 sq. units.

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User GLHF
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The area of a sector is given by the formula:


A_(sector)=(\theta)/(360)\pi r^2

Then, we find the area for each sector.

Sector A


A=(169)/(360)(3.14)(4)^2=(169)/(360)(3.14)(16)=23.6

Sector B


A=(82)/(360)(3.14)(9)^2=(41)/(180)(3.14)(81)=57.9

Sector C


A=(117)/(360)(3.14)(6)^2=(13)/(40)(3.14)(36)=36.7

Answer:

Sector A < Sector C < Sector B

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