Find the Area of the Shaded Region - Simple and Easy Method

[@samarpanbhandari3655]

Still very effective after several years the same figure is in my math book with diffrent number thanks sir

[@devondevon4366]

Answer is 6/7 or (4 - pie) or (4-22/7) Area of square = 4.. area of circle= pie r^2 (pie= 22/7) or pie x 1x1= pie since there are 4 (1/4) of a circle area of each is pie/4 area of all 4 = pie or 22/7 Area of SHADED REGION = 4-22/7 OR 28/7 - 22/7 = 6/7 Answer= 6/7 or 4 - pie.

[@PreMath]

Thanks again for a great feedback. Kind regards :)

[@AmirgabYT2185]

S=4-π≈0,86

[@kumudinifernando6352]

sir your explanations are very clear and helpful. thank you. l

[@PreMath]

Thanks Kumudini Fernando for the feedback. Best regards :)

[@cherryfegagno3136]

Thank you so much sir🙂🙂very help full!!

[@newold-ih6jn]

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[@ryandowner2998]

youre a life saver

[@mumtazrasul8263]

(2x2) - 3.142 (1×1) = 4 -3.142 sq units.

[@eri4232]

thank you, most people only make for common shapes

[@PreMath]

You are very welcome Fatima! I'm sure you are an awesome student 👍 I'm glad you liked it! Please keep sharing premath channel with your family and friends. Stay blessed and healthy dear😃 Very happy new year!

[@samankazmi1012]

Thanks a lot it was very helpful

[@PreMath]

You are most welcome Saman! Keep it up. Take care

[@taragimba8882]

you are so goood sir I don't have so much technique about these area portion although I practise a lot please send more and more video

[@tyglasgow4680]

What do u think the shape would be called inside the circle

[@GUCCIPUCCI6969]

how did you simplify the area

[@kingkiwango1435]

So helpful... Thanks sir

[@PreMath]

Thank you King Kiwango for the feedback. I'm sure you are an awesome student. Keep it up :)

[@kingkiwango1435]

PreMath thank you sir!!!

[@mengstugidey3911]

tnx for making this video it was very helpful

[@PreMath]

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[@richardqin2460]

thank you for this awesome video!

[@fromnavodaya9403]

Side^2(1-pie/4) For all type of this prblm

[@sheebaameer2391]

Thz for help to under stand this question

[@Prasannakumar-yk7bf]

Can you assume that the segment of the circle is actually a circle and not something that looks like a segment of a circle?

[@kennethstevenson976]

Find three points on the segment, two of which are on the edge of the square and one on the segment, connect the points and construct the perpendicular bisectors of the two line segments. The bisectors should pass through the corner of the square.

[@farhatamin1026]

Sir,if the square's side is 7 and it's given that pi=22/7 and the radius is 3.5 what will be the perimeter of the figure? Sorry for disturbing I need this because for my school's assignment

[@jomerwilsonlee4258]

Sir can u tell me the answer if the squares side is 9 cm

[@PreMath]

In that case, the answer is: 81- π(9/2)^2 => or simply 81- (81/4)π Take care :)

[@HarryPotter-nd7kf]

Thank you Sir

[@PreMath]

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[@isendcatpics]

what about the perimeter.

[@limitlesshub2011]

How to find primeter of shaded region

[@PreMath]

Dear Sannan Ghani, the perimeter of the shaded region is same as the circumference of the circle! circumference = 2(Pi)(r) where radius=r=1 => circumference = 2(Pi) is our answer😃 Thanks for asking. Please keep sharing my channel with your family and friends. Take care dear and all the best😃

[@limitlesshub2011]

Thanks sir

[@flare3800]

sir, no offense but the cube star actually equals to cube '+' quatered circle not minus

[@ananyaj7914]

I did it!

[@thegod6953]

:-) helped me

[@jomerwilsonlee4258]

Sir what's a circle?

[@PreMath]

Dear Jomer Wilson Lee, here is the circle definition: A round plane figure whose boundary (circumference) consists of points equidistant (same distance) from a fixed point (center). Take care :)

[@jomerwilsonlee4258]

@@PreMath I was joking sir lol

[@PreMath]

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[@nikki9260]

thanks bae xx