ea of the circle by .7854, andtake the square root of the quotient, which willbe the diameter. Example.—What is the diameter of a circle,the area being 176.715 square feet? .7854) 176.715 (225.15708 1963515708 3927039270 225 (15 = diam.1 [required. 25) 125125 PROBLEM XIV. To find the area of a… … 2) 1098.0 549 = area required. PROBLEM XV, To find the area of the segment of a circle. Find the area of the sector a d c b a, or thatof A D c E F A, by the preceding problem, ac-cording as the area of the less or greater seg-ment is required. Find the area of the triangle a c d, formedby the chord…
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