Mathematics, 04.06.2020 13:59 Allahmere

10 10
Find the area of the shape.
Either enter an exact answer in terms of
π
πpi or use
3.14
3.143, point, 14 for
π
πpi and enter your answer as a decimal

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10 10
Find the area of the shape.
Either enter an exact answer in terms of
π