Engineering Board Exam Reviewer · Circles: Arcs and Angles · medium
Find the area of a sector of a circle with radius 10 cm and a central angle of 60°.
- 52.36 cm2
- 31.42 cm2
- 104.72 cm2
- 26.18 cm2
Answer
A. 52.36 cm2
Solution
Area = 12r2 = 12(100)≤ft(π/3 )=50π/3 52.36 cm2.
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