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Suppose the cost for your glass are as follows:
•Region 1 (the area between the square and circle A): $0.10 per square inch
•Region 2 (the area between circle A and circle B): $0.15 per square inch
•Sectors for circle B: One sector will be made from expensive glass that is $0.80 per square inch. The rest of the sectors will be from glass that is $0.20 per square inch.
How much does the glass for region 1 cost?
How much does the glass for region 2 cost?
What is the total cost for the glass for the sectors in circle B?
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