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![In the accompanying diagram, right triangle ABC
is inscribed in a circle, BA is a diameter,
BC = 6 centimeters, and AC = 8 centimeters. Find
the area of the shaded portion to the nearest tenth
of a square centimeter. [Use z = 3.14.]
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Transcribed Image Text:In the accompanying diagram, right triangle ABC
is inscribed in a circle, BA is a diameter,
BC = 6 centimeters, and AC = 8 centimeters. Find
the area of the shaded portion to the nearest tenth
of a square centimeter. [Use z = 3.14.]
B
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