3. In the figure below, points E,F,G, and H are on the sides of square ABCD. Arc \overparen{E H} has center at A, \overparen{E F} at B, \overparen{F G} at C, and GH at D. All of the arcs have radius of 3 feet. What is the area, in square feet, of th shaded region?A. 24−6πB. H0C. H1D. H2E. H3
Q. 3. In the figure below, points E,F,G, and H are on the sides of square ABCD. Arc \overparen{E H} has center at A, \overparen{E F} at B, \overparen{F G} at C, and GH at D. All of the arcs have radius of 3 feet. What is the area, in square feet, of th shaded region?A. 24−6πB. H0C. H1D. H2E. H3
Calculate Side Length: The area of the square is the side length squared. Since the radius of the arcs is 3 feet, the side length of the square is twice the radius, which is 6 feet.Area of square = side length2 = 62 = 36 square feet.
Find Area of Quarter-Circle: Each arc forms a quarter-circle with radius 3 feet. The area of a full circle with radius 3 feet is πr2=π(3)2=9π square feet.
Calculate Total Shaded Area: Since each arc is a quarter-circle, the area of each shaded quarter-circle is 41 of the full circle's area.Area of each shaded quarter-circle = (41)×9π=(49)π square feet.
Find Area of Non-Shaded Region: There are 4 shaded quarter-circles in total. To find the total area of the shaded regions, multiply the area of one quarter-circle by 4. Total shaded area = 4×(49)π=9π square feet.
Find Area of Non-Shaded Region: There are four shaded quarter-circles in total. To find the total area of the shaded regions, multiply the area of one quarter-circle by 4.Total shaded area = 4×(49)π=9π square feet. Subtract the total shaded area from the area of the square to find the area of the non-shaded region.Area of non-shaded region = Area of square - Total shaded area = 36−9π square feet.
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