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Ascientist enlarged a circular portion of a microscope slide to make it easier to count the number of bacteria present in the sample. he divided the circle into 5 sectors as shown below and plans to count bacteria only in the shaded sector. what is the area of the shaded sector to the nearest tenth of a square centimeter a.141.4 b.212.1 c.377.0 d.424.1


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