ANSWER FAST PLS 15 PTS!!
The radius of this PAC-Man is 12in long.
Part 1: Find the area of th...
Mathematics, 12.02.2021 14:00 jadebetancourt
ANSWER FAST PLS 15 PTS!!
The radius of this PAC-Man is 12in long.
Part 1: Find the area of the PAC-Man, which is a three-fourths circle. You may use 3 or 3.14 as pi.
Part 2: If a student would like to make a metal sign of this PAC-Man, how much would it cost to buy the metal for the sign if every square inch costs $1.75?
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