Find the area of one segment formed by a square with sides of 6" inscribed in a circle. (hint: use the ratio of 1: 1: to find the radius of the circle.)

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now, bear in mind that, we could simply get the area of the whole circle with that radius, and tease out a quarter, because the segment is just using up a quarter of the circle, because the angle made is 90°, and then subtract the triangle from that sector, and what's leftover is the segment.





or you can always just use the area of a segment, with the radius and angle given.

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