Find area of the shaded part in the given diagram

In summary, the task involves calculating the area of the shaded region in a provided diagram, which likely requires identifying the relevant geometric shapes and applying appropriate area formulas to determine the total shaded area.
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Homework Statement
See attached.
Relevant Equations
O level Math
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In my working, i have the following approach;

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Using area of semi -circle and area of sector concept;

##x +z = \dfrac{9π}{2}##
##x +y = \dfrac{9π}{2}##
##z+p = \dfrac{9π}{2}##

On solving the simultaneous equations,
##⇒x=p##

then,

##x=\dfrac {9π}{4} - \left(\dfrac{1}{2} ×3 ×3\right) = \dfrac{9π-18}{4}##

##⇒ p = \dfrac{9π-18}{4}##

Therefore,

##m+x+p = \dfrac{36-9π}{2} + \dfrac{9π-18}{4} + \dfrac{9π-18}{4}##

##=\dfrac{36-9π}{2} +2\left( \dfrac{9π-18}{4} \right)##

##=\left(\dfrac{36}{2} - 4 .5π+ 4 .5π - 9 \right)= 18-9=9##

Unless there is a better approach. Good day and cheers.
 

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Using symmetry of the individual shaded areas respect to the diagonal lines may be a simpler solution.

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chwala said:
Homework Statement: See attached.
Relevant Equations: O level Math

Unless there is a better approach.
An alternative approach:
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x=x'
m=m'
So, the area is the triangle on the right, i.e., quarter of the square.

EDIT: x-posted with #2.
 
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FAQ: Find area of the shaded part in the given diagram

What is the formula to calculate the area of a shaded region?

The area of a shaded region can often be found by calculating the area of the larger shape and subtracting the area of the unshaded part. The formula is: Area of shaded region = Area of larger shape - Area of unshaded part.

How do I find the area of a circle if the shaded part is a sector?

To find the area of a shaded sector in a circle, use the formula: Area of sector = (θ/360) * π * r², where θ is the angle of the sector in degrees and r is the radius of the circle.

What if the shaded area is an irregular shape?

If the shaded area is irregular, you can divide it into smaller, regular shapes (like rectangles, triangles, or circles), calculate the area of each, and then sum them up to find the total shaded area.

How do I calculate the area if the shaded part is a combination of shapes?

For a shaded area that consists of a combination of shapes, calculate the area of each individual shape separately and then add or subtract those areas as needed to find the total shaded area.

What tools can I use to find the area of the shaded part in a diagram?

You can use geometric formulas, graphing software, or online calculators that allow you to input dimensions. Additionally, if the diagram is drawn to scale, you can use a ruler or grid to estimate the area visually.

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