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    Area of A Semi Circle Problems 2a

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    This document contains 3 problems about calculating the area of semi-circles. In the first problem, the area of a semicircular window with a radius of 14 inches is calculated to be 308 square inches. The second problem calculates the area of a netball goal circle with a diameter of 32 feet to be 402.1 square feet. The third problem calculates the total area of a running track made of two semi-circles and a rectangle between them to be 7257 square yards.

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    Area of A Semi Circle Problems 2a

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    This document contains 3 problems about calculating the area of semi-circles. In the first problem, the area of a semicircular window with a radius of 14 inches is calculated to be 308 square inches. The second problem calculates the area of a netball goal circle with a diameter of 32 feet to be 402.1 square feet. The third problem calculates the total area of a running track made of two semi-circles and a rectangle between them to be 7257 square yards.

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    This document contains 3 problems about calculating the area of semi-circles. In the first problem, the area of a semicircular window with a radius of 14 inches is calculated to be 308 square inches. The second problem calculates the area of a netball goal circle with a diameter of 32 feet to be 402.1 square feet. The third problem calculates the total area of a running track made of two semi-circles and a rectangle between them to be 7257 square yards.

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    Area of A Semi Circle Problems 2a

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    This document contains 3 problems about calculating the area of semi-circles. In the first problem, the area of a semicircular window with a radius of 14 inches is calculated to be 308 square inches. The second problem calculates the area of a netball goal circle with a diameter of 32 feet to be 402.1 square feet. The third problem calculates the total area of a running track made of two semi-circles and a rectangle between them to be 7257 square yards.

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    AREA OF A SEMI-CIRCLE PROBLEMS 2A


    Working out
    1) A semicircular window has a radius of 14 inches.
    What is the area of the window?
    Give your answer to the nearest square inch.

    14 in.
    Area of the window is _______________.

    2) In netball, the goal circle is a semi-circle with a diameter of


    32ft. What is the area of the goal circle.
    Give your answer to 1 decimal place.
    Goal Circle

    32 ft

    Area of the goal circle is _______________.

    3) A running track is made up of 2 semi-circles at either end


    and a rectangle in the middle (see diagram below).
    What is the area of the track to the nearest yard?
    150 yd

    40 yd

    Area of the track is _______________.


    Name Date

    AREA OF A SEMI-CIRCLE PROBLEMS 2A ANSWERS


    Working out
    1) A semicircular window has a radius of 14 inches. Area of a semi-circle is
    What is the area of the window? (πr2)/2 = (π x 142)/2 = 98 π
    Give your answer to the nearest square inch. = 307.9 in2

    14 in.
    Area of the window is 308 square inches.

    2) In netball, the goal circle is a semi-circle with a diameter of Radius of goal = 32/2 =
    32ft. What is the area of the goal circle. 16ft.
    Give your answer to 1 decimal place. Area of a semi-circle is
    (πr2)/2 = (π x 162)/2 = 128
    π = 402.1 ft2
    Goal Circle

    32 ft

    Area of the goal circle is 402.1 square feet

    3) A running track is made up of 2 semi-circles at either end Area of Running track =


    and a rectangle in the middle (see diagram below). Area of rectangle + Area
    What is the area of the track to the nearest yard? of 2 semi-circles.
    Area of rectangle is 150 x
    150 yd
    40 = 6000 yd2
    If we put the two semi-
    circles together, we get a
    40 yd circle with radius 20 yd.
    Area of circle = πr2 = π x
    202 = 400 π = 1256.6 yd2
    So Area of running track =
    6000 + 1256.6 = 7256.6
    yd2
    Area of the track is 7257 square yards.

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