MHB Area of Circle O: Calculate Here

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\overline{DP}=\dfrac{3*12}{4}=9

\overline{O \overline{ab}}=6.5-4=2.5

\overline{OA}=\sqrt{(7.5)^2+(2.5)^2}

area=62.5 \pi

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