Posted by Kathy on Wednesday, June 30, 2010 at 9:12am.
I agree with 1. and 2.
In 3.
why are you dividing by 36.
If by the "area of a half-piece" you mean half the area of one of the 16 slices, then it would be
100π/32
I do not understand question #4
5. I will assume that your cut will be an arc.
so let the radius of that small piece be r
so πr^2 = (1/2)(19.6)
r = √(9.82/π) = 1.77 inches
If your cut is a straight line such that the smaller piece is an isosceles triangle, then the question would be a bit more difficult.
My answer to #5 is wrong,
go with bobpursley's way
in #5
I will assume that your cut will be an arc.
so let the radius of that small piece be r
so πr^2/16 = (1/2)(19.6)
r = 7.1 inches
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