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A park has a large circle painted in the middle of the playground area. The circle is divided into 4 equal sections, and each section is painted a different color. The radius of the circle is 10 meters.
What is the area 
A of each section of the circle?
Give your answer in terms of pi.

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A park has a large circle painted in the middle of the playground area. The circle is divided into 44 equal sections, and each section is painted a different color. The radius of the circle is 1010 meters.\newlineWhat is the area A A of each section of the circle?\newlineGive your answer in terms of pi.\newlineA= A=\square m2\mathrm{m}^{2}

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Q. A park has a large circle painted in the middle of the playground area. The circle is divided into 44 equal sections, and each section is painted a different color. The radius of the circle is 1010 meters.\newlineWhat is the area A A of each section of the circle?\newlineGive your answer in terms of pi.\newlineA= A=\square m2\mathrm{m}^{2}
  1. Calculate total circle area: First, calculate the area of the whole circle using the formula A=πr2A = \pi r^2, where rr is the radius.A=π×(10 meters)2A = \pi \times (10 \text{ meters})^2A=π×100 meters2A = \pi \times 100 \text{ meters}^2
  2. Divide total area by 44: Since the circle is divided into 44 equal sections, divide the total area by 44 to find the area of one section.\newlineArea of one section = (π×100 meters2)/4(\pi \times 100 \text{ meters}^2) / 4\newlineArea of one section = 25π meters225\pi \text{ meters}^2

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