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Find the area of the sector and subtract it from the area of the triangle .
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23)

a) The arc is equal to the circumference of the cone's base. With that information you can calculate the radius.

b) Once you know the slanted height of the cone and its base's radius, you can form a triangle to calculate the perpendicular height.

c) Use the volume formula for a cone.

d) The curved surface area is equal to the area of the sector .
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a) First calculate the area of the sector in terms of and . Then express in terms of by using the perimeter and the arc length formula.

b) Differentiate the area formula and identify its maximum value. The domain should be , but it might not matter either way.
 

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How is the solution 4/3 (4pi -3 root 3) i got 4/3(2 Pi - 3 root 3)
 

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Find the area of the sector and subtract it from the area of the triangle .
_________________________________________________________________________________________

23)

a) The arc is equal to the circumference of the cone's base. With that information you can calculate the radius.

b) Once you know the slanted height of the cone and its base's radius, you can form a triangle to calculate the perpendicular height.

c) Use the volume formula for a cone.

d) The curved surface area is equal to the area of the sector .
_________________________________________________________________________________________

24)



a) First calculate the area of the sector in terms of and . Then express in terms of by using the perimeter and the arc length formula.

b) Differentiate the area formula and identify its maximum value. The domain should be , but it might not matter either way.
Q22

OA = OB = 4cm
 

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I just realised I made a mistake with that diagram. The radius should be 4cm, not 2cm.



Area of sector





Area of triangle





Area of shaded segment



 

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