Hello there, long time since I've done Maths at any level, and I'm having some problems getting my head around this question.
 
 
I've dug out some old books... and found out that...
 
(x = angle in degrees)
 
Area of circle = Pi x r squared
 
Area of sector = (x/360) x Area of full circle
 
Area of segment = Area of sector - area of triangle
 
So I think I found out the area of the sector ok as it came to Pi.
 
Area of circle = Pi * 2 squared = 4Pi
 
Then... area of sector = (90/360) * 4 Pi
 
Which equals Pi.
 
But now I'm completely thrown by the area of the segment...
 
Can anyone advise on the next step(s)?
 
Thank you.
 
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serkel sekter=2 raes out from senter tu rim av serkel...pie shape

sekter area=[(angel tween 2 lines out) /(2*pi)]* area av serkel...=pi*r*r

Draw a strate line tween the 2 points on serkel rim weer the 2 raes from senter hit rim.

this is the "chord" in tipikal guvt krat speek.  It kut sekter intu 2 peeses...

segment=part tween chord & serkel rim.

triangel=part from serkel senter tu the chord.

segment area=sekter area - triangel area.

triangel area=radius*(chord-leng/2)

(chord-leng/2)=radius*sine(angel/2)
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