## anonymous 2 years ago ---

1. anonymous

Area of full circle: A = πr² A = π(9)² A = 81π A = 254.4690049

2. superdavesuper

But its not a full circle - its only 240deg....so...

3. anonymous

yeah.. subtract it?

4. anonymous

Or.. idk T.T

5. superdavesuper

How many deg. are there in a full circle?

6. anonymous

360

7. anonymous

@superdavesuper Angle aob measures 120 deg?

8. superdavesuper

so what do u think? :)

9. anonymous

i'm thinking 240 is the answer.. but how.. im not sure

10. superdavesuper

@liliegirl yes...according to the drawing.

11. superdavesuper

No, the shaded area is a PORTION of a full circle...u already calculated the area for a full circule...so what portion is shaded?

12. anonymous

@superdavesuper Area of the sector is 27pi so subtract it from the area of the full circle.... Am I correct?

13. superdavesuper

No need to substract...just a simple ratio and proportion @liliegirl

14. anonymous

@superdavesuper The area is 54pi?? Just a guess..... :)))

15. anonymous

the area of full circle minus the unshaded part?

16. anonymous

Any formula or something?

17. superdavesuper

Full circule - 360 deg. shaded - 270 deg.

18. anonymous

270 or 240? so complicated

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22. superdavesuper

Sorry I miss typed. Shaded is 240 n @liliegirl has the right answer of 54 pi :)

23. anonymous

I see. @liliegirl how did you get it? :)

24. anonymous

You have to get the area of the unshaded part.. that is a sector... Area of the sector is $\pi(9^{2})(180)\div360$ which is 27pi... Then subtract from the area of the full circle (81pi) You'll come up with 54pi. :))

25. superdavesuper

should be 120deg....or u can simply multiply the total area by 270/360. either way will work out the same.

26. anonymous

Sorry.. typo error.. haha it should be 120...

27. anonymous

thank you so much! :)