We see the
sign as a philosophical symbol. So, Sara, on the occasion of a cultural event in her school, decided to paint the entire symbol on a really large canvas. Sara goes to the market to buy the required amount of paint (we can assume that she only does the black paint work, and leaves the white part as it is). Sara is confused about the minimum amount of money she should carry along with her.
It is your task to help Sara calculate the minimum amount (in
). It costs
to paint an area of
on the canvas and the radius of the entire sign is
. Assume all curvatures to be equal.)
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The black portions take up exactly half the area of the circle. A=pi r^2 A=pi 7^2 A=pi 49 A=153.938 1/2A=76.969 Cost=1/2A 12 Cost=76.969*12 Cost=923.63 ~ 924