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Part (i)

The square has area of 12*12 = 144 square meters. From that, we carve out four quarter-circles from each corner, as the diagram shows. Imagine that we rearranged the quarter circles so that they would then form a full circle. This circle would have radius 6 (half of the 12 meters), so the area of the circle is pi*r^2 = pi*6^2 = 36pi exactly

The four white sections combine to an exact area of 36pi, which approximates to 36*3.14 = 113.04 square meters. Use more decimal digits in pi to get a better approximation.

Exact 36pi square meters

Approximate 113.04 square meters (when using pi = 3.14)

Part (ii)

Once we know what the white sections combine to, we can subtract that area from the total overall area of 144 m^2

We end up with 144 - 36pi as the exact area of the red section

This approximates to 144 - 36*3.14 = 30.96 m^2

Exact  144 - 36pi square meters

Approximate 30.96 square meters (when using pi = 3.14)

your answer would be b

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