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    Unit 3 Task 5 Sector Area

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    The document provides instructions for a math task that involves calculating the area of sectors on a carousel floor that is being painted. It describes that the carousel floor forms a circle with a radius of 24 feet, and asks the student to: 1) Calculate the total area of the circular floor. 2) Determine how many sectors of each central angle (10, 20, and 30 degrees) are on the floor. 3) Use the sector area formula to calculate how many square feet of the floor will be painted purple, pink, and blue for sectors of each central angle.

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    The document provides instructions for a math task that involves calculating the area of sectors on a carousel floor that is being painted. It describes that the carousel floor forms a circle with a radius of 24 feet, and asks the student to: 1) Calculate the total area of the circular floor. 2) Determine how many sectors of each central angle (10, 20, and 30 degrees) are on the floor. 3) Use the sector area formula to calculate how many square feet of the floor will be painted purple, pink, and blue for sectors of each central angle.

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    The document provides instructions for a math task that involves calculating the area of sectors on a carousel floor that is being painted. It describes that the carousel floor forms a circle with a radius of 24 feet, and asks the student to: 1) Calculate the total area of the circular floor. 2) Determine how many sectors of each central angle (10, 20, and 30 degrees) are on the floor. 3) Use the sector area formula to calculate how many square feet of the floor will be painted purple, pink, and blue for sectors of each central angle.

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    The document provides instructions for a math task that involves calculating the area of sectors on a carousel floor that is being painted. It describes that the carousel floor forms a circle with a radius of 24 feet, and asks the student to: 1) Calculate the total area of the circular floor. 2) Determine how many sectors of each central angle (10, 20, and 30 degrees) are on the floor. 3) Use the sector area formula to calculate how many square feet of the floor will be painted purple, pink, and blue for sectors of each central angle.

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    Unit 3 Task 5

    Sector Area

    Name____________________________________

    Date_________________________

    The carousel in the picture above needs refurbishing. Suppose, in an effort to make things colorful, the carnival
    owner wishes to paint a pattern of sectors on the carousel floor.

    A sector of a circle is _____________________________________________________________________

    __________________________________________________________________________________________

    (Task book, Unit 3, page 29)

    Consider the floor of the carousel. It can be represented by the circle made by the outermost horse, which is 24
    feet from the center. (See picture below.)

    What is the area formula?___________________

    What is the radius?_________________________

    Show your work using the area formula to find the area of the circle.

    What is the area of the circle?_______________


    The owner has decided to paint the floor in a repeating pattern of sectors with central angles of 10˚, 20˚, and
    then 30˚, like in the picture below.

    How many sectors of each degree measure are on your “floor”?_____________

    Suppose each sector with a central angle of 10˚will be painted purple, each sector with a central angle of 20˚
    will be painted pink, and each sector with a central angle of 30˚ will be painted blue.

    1. How many square feet of the floor

    will be painted purple?___________

    2. How many square feet of the floor

    will be painted pink?_____________

    3. How many square feet of the floor

    will be painted blue?______________

    What is the formula to find sector area?_________________________________________

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