A circle is placed inscribed in a square.
a) what percent of the figures is not shaded?
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Mathematics, 25.02.2020 02:58 emmagossett2002
A circle is placed inscribed in a square.
a) what percent of the figures is not shaded?
b) what is the probability that an arrow that landed randomly inside the square would land inside the circle? Show your work
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