Find the area of segment CFD given the following information: radius = 8in, area of ΔCBD = 25.9in2, and m∠CBD = 54° Round your a
nswer to the nearest hundredths if necessary.
A. 4.26 in2
B. 20.10 in2
C. 3.23 in2
D. 17.90 in2
A. 4.26 in2
B. 20.10 in2
C. 3.23 in2
D. 17.90 in2
1 answer:
Answer:
A. 4.26 in^2
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1: Find the area of the sector DBC. Here we have to use the formula.
Area of a sector = Central Angle/360 *π
The area of the sector DBC = (54/360)*3.14*
= 30.16
Step 2: Area of segment CFD = Area of the sector DBC - Area of the ΔCBD
= 30.17 - 25.9
Area of segment CFD = 4.27in^2
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