018# area of common shapes
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The document discusses how to calculate the areas of common geometric shapes like circles, sectors, and trapezoids. It provides examples of finding the areas of circles with given radii or diameters, including practice problems. One example problem shows how to calculate the area of a circular sector given the radius, angle subtended at the center, and includes another practice problem for a sector.
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- 7. Circle Find the area of circle having a radius of 5cm. Practice: 1. Find the area of circle having radius of 10 cm. 2. Find the area of circle having radius of 15 cm.
- 8. Circle Find the area of circle having 15mm diameter. Practice: 1. Find the area of circle having 30 mm diameter. 2. Find the area of circle having 25 mm diameter.
- 9. Sector Calculate the area of sector of circle having radius 6 cm with angle subtended at center 50 angle.
- 10. Practice 1. Calculate the area of the sector of a circle having diameter 80mm with angle subtended at centre 107◦42