Calculate area of the Yellow shaded region | Blue circle is inscribed in the sector | Fun Olympiad
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- Learn how to find the area of the Yellow shaded region. Blue circle is inscribed in the sector. Area of the blue circle is pi. Angle is 60 degrees. Important Geometry and Algebra skills are also explained: Pythagorean Theorem; Area of a triangle formula ; Area of a sector formula. Step-by-step tutorial by PreMath.com
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Before watching: construct triangle OCD, which is a 30-60-90 triangle. Since CD is 1 (area of the circle is r^2pi), OC is 2. Thus the radius of the large circle is 3. The yellow area is 1/6 of 3^2*pi (or 3/2pi) minus pi. So interestingly the yellow area is pi/2 or half of the green area!
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Thanks to you I managed to do the whole thing in my head in about 30 seconds. I learned the 30-60-90 trick from you.
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Sir, you have shown a simple method to solve the problem. Please include problems on Calculus too.
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CD = CE = CF = 1. OD = 1/tan30 = 1.732 (sqrt3). OC = 2, OF = 3.
Area of sector - Area of circle = pi*3*3/6 - pi = 1/2pi = 1.57
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A good mental exercise if one sees the hidden triangles.
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So 1 is the radius of the inside circle, then OF is the radius of the outside circle, it is OC +CF=2+1=3, hence the answer is 3^2 pi/6-pi=pi/2=1.57 approximately. 😃
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If R = 3 then the length of the arc AB = ⅙ 2R π = π.
So the area of the circular sector is ½ R AB = 3/2 π.
Subtract 2/2 π from 3/2 π. The yellow region is π/2.
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Área azul =πr² =π → r²=1→r=1 → ∆OCD es la mitad de un triángulo equilátero: Si CD=r=1→ OC=2CD=2 → Radio del sector circular =R =OC+CF =2+r=2+1=3 → Área amarilla =(60πR²/360) - π =(9π/6)-π =π/2
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Hay un error de interpretación, el triángulo OCD es la mitad de un triángulo ISÓSCELES (OCA). Por lo demás todo está bien. 😑🙃🤩 --- 🇦🇷⭐⭐⭐ ---
@@anibalarostegui5574 OF es bisectriz de ∠BOA → ∠COD=30º y ∆OCD es rectángulo en D → ∠OCD=60º → ∆OCD es la mitad de un triángulo equilátero de altura OD=√3, lado OC=2 y medio lado CD=r=1.
Por otra parte, usted parece decir que ∆OCA es isósceles; afirmación errónea, puesto que sus tres lados tienen longitudes distintas: OC=2 , OA=Radio R=3=OD+DA=√3+(3-√3) y CA=√(CD²+DA²)=1.6148
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Yay! I solved it, (pi)/2.
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Let r be the radius of the blue circle and R be the radius of the sector:
A = πr²
π = πr²
r² = π/π = 1
r = 1
Draw EC, DC, and OC. As OA and OB are tangent to blue circle, ∠ODC and ∠OEC are each 90°. By Two Tangent property OE = OD, and as DC = EC = r, ∆ODC and ∆OEC are congruent.
α = ∠EOC = ∠DOC = (1/2)60° = 30°
CE/OC = sin(α)
1/OC = sin(30°) = 1/2
OC = 2
R = OP = OC + r = 2 + 1 = 3
Yellow area = sector - blue circle
A = (θ/360)πR² - π
A = (60/360)π(3²) - π = (1/6)π(9) - π
A = (3/2)π - π = π/2 cm²
Pi*3^2/6-pi=pi/2
∆OCD = ∆OCE = 30-60-90 triangle
a = x
b = x√3
c = 2x
a = CD = CE = 1 cm
b = OD = OE = √3 cm
c = OC = 2 cm
Radius of O = 2 cm + 1 cm = 3 cm
Area of O = π r² (angle / 360°)
O = π (3 cm)² (60°/360°) = π(9 cm²)(1/6) = (3/2)π cm²
O - C = 3/2π cm² - π cm² = 3/2π cm² - 2/2π cm² = ½π cm² ≈ 1.57 cm²
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Since the blue circle has area πr^2 = π. The radius must be 1.
Drop a perpendicular from the center of the blue circle to the bottom horizontal line (CD) and also connect the center of the blue circle to the left-hand vertex of the yellow arc (CO). This forms a 30-60-90 triangle OCD. CD, the side opposite the 30-degree angle is 1, so the hypotenuse OC is 2.
Draw a line from the left-hand vertex (O) through the center of the blue circle (C) to the outer arc (OF). This has length 2 + 1 = 3; so the radius of the arc (OF) is 3.
The area of the arc is 60/360 of a complete circle of radius 3: that is, (1/6)(π)(3^2) = (9/6)π = 3π/2.
The yellow region is this area minus the area of the blue circle, or 3 π/2 - π = π/2.
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R/r=3 because the small circle is 1 of the 7 circles inscribed in the big one.
pi/2=1.57 cm^2
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Can someone explain to me why OC＝2 please😢
sin 30=1/OC
△DCO is half of an equilateral triangle with DC half of its base. DC is 1, so the full length of the side CO is 2.
Meanwhile here I was, cheating by remembering you can pack six circles around a seventh, and going from there
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