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To get the area of the minor segment AB , you'll first calculate the area of the sector AOB using the formula that i had provided earlier . Now subtract the area of the triangle from the area of the sector to get the area of the segment .
If you want to get the area of the major segment , then you'll have to subtract that area from the area of the circle .
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Yeah , exactly ! I don't understand why there are people out there who can't understand this simple fact .
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hi there. are you good at solid mensuration?
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You mean something on the lines of 3D geometry ?
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There are many smarter people out here on B'ant . The list is endless !
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ThanksDid you mean the following formula ?
Area of sector=2πθπr2
And likewise the formula for segment can be got by subtracting it from the triangle formed by the chord with the radii .
I am confused by your comment since a segment is a segment in both 2D as well as 3D .
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To get the area of the minor segment AB , you'll first calculate the area of the sector AOB using the formula that i had provided earlier . Now subtract the area of the triangle from the area of the sector to get the area of the segment .
If you want to get the area of the major segment , then you'll have to subtract that area from the area of the circle .