Area of Enclosed Region in Circle
XAT 2020 · Quantitative Ability & Data Interpretation · Hard · Quantitative Aptitude
In the figure given below, the circle has a chord AB of length 12 cm, which makes an angle of at the center of the circle, O. ABCD, as shown in the diagram, is a rectangle. OQ is the perpendicular bisector of AB, intersecting the chord AB at P, the arc AB at M and CD at Q. OM = MQ. The area of the region enclosed by the line segments AQ and QB, and the arc BMA, is closest to (in ):
- A.
215
- B.
137
- C.
35
- D.
63
- E.
69
E
Explanation
Since is equilateral with , radius . . . . Since , . Height of with base is .
Area of region = Area(\triangle ABQ) - Area(segment BMA). Area(\triangle ABQ) = . Area(segment BMA) = Area(sector OAB) - Area(\triangle OAB) .
Area of region = .
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