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Let x=OD, OA=OD+AD=x+2. Let y=angle AOB=DOC.

xy=2cm the length of arc DC; (x+2)y=2.8cm the length of arc AB.

xy+2y=2.8 so 2+2y=2.8 and 2y=0.8 therefore y=0.4 radians=angle AOB.

(x+2)0.4=2.8; x+2=7 so x=5cm. The radius r=x+2=7cm.

If A=area of sector AOB, then A/(πr^2)=y/(2π), so A=yπr^2/2π=r^2y/2=49*0.4/2=9.8 sq cm.

B=area of sector AOC, r=5, B=25*0.4/2=5 sq cm.

Area of ABCD=9.8-5=4.8 sq cm.

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