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In the figure above, the diameter of the circle is 10.

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In the figure above, the diameter of the circle is 10. [#permalink] New post 12 Dec 2015, 06:49
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Quantity A
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The area of quadrilateral
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In the above figure the diameter of the circle is 10

A)The quantity in Column A is greater.
B)The quantity in Column B is greater.
C)The two quantities are equal.
D)The relationship cannot be determined from the information given.


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Re: In the figure above, the diameter of the circle is 10. [#permalink] New post 12 Dec 2015, 06:59
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The best way to solve this question is its evaluation upfront..

More often than not people start to calculate the arcs and then make the difference between the circle area and the triangle area.

Instead if you figure out that the figure DO NOT drwan the scale and that could be in this way

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You do not have inough information to come up with a solution

So the answer is \(D\)
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Re: In the figure above, the diameter of the circle is 10. [#permalink] New post 02 Oct 2017, 08:11
Actually, the source states also that the diameter of the circle is 10. I think it makes it a little bit trickier
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Re: In the figure above, the diameter of the circle is 10. [#permalink] New post 02 Oct 2017, 11:41
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Actually, the source states also that the diameter of the circle is 10. I think it makes it a little bit trickier



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