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Mathematics, 03.06.2021 08:00 mdkester11

The inner red dot is called the double bull’s-eye, and its outer edge is 0.5 inch from the center. The green ring around the double bull’s-eye is called the bull’s-eye, and its outer edge is 1 inch from the center. The inner red and green ring is the triple score ring. This ring is 0.5 inches wide, and its outside edge is 5 inches from the center. The outer red and green ring is the double score ring. This ring is 0.5 inches wide, and its outside edge is 8 inches from the center. The double score ring is the outer edge of the scoring area. Use this information to answer the questions that follow. ⦁ What is the exact area of the total scoring portion of the board?

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