So this is the pitcure of the quesiton I did with all the work done. I *think* the area is correct, but feel free to do it on your own. My main question is how to put my answer in the form a + b sqrt(c). I have no idea how to do that with this question. 1. Find the area of an octagon (8 sided figure) that is inscribed in a circle and has four consecutive sides of ength 3 units andthe remaining sides of length 2 units. Give the answer in the form a+byc with a, b and e positive integers.AB = BC = CD =DE = 3 and EF = FG = GH = HA = 2в3(4)+2[4)+202н3.360>54°2u362.360 336'G h636/13u-54 0=(3180-36=72"2. Sml7ź) 'Snl72)A=2:5m (36)??.snCG8)-smc6?]A =-2. Sincs 4)33.678 uait?4o 4.416units6Arca= 29.976u sits2.

We solve this problem by rearranging the triangles in octagon.

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So this is the pitcure of the quesiton I did with all the work done. I *think* the area is correct, but feel free to do it on your own. My main question is how to put my answer in the form a + b sqrt(c). I have no idea how to do that with this question.

1. Find the area of an octagon (8 sided figure) that is inscribed in a circle and has four consecutive sides of ength 3 units and
the remaining sides of length 2 units. Give the answer in the form a+byc with a, b and e positive integers.
AB = BC = CD =DE = 3 and EF = FG = GH = HA = 2
в
3(4)+2[4)+20
2
н
3.360>54°
2u
36
2.360 336'
G h6
36/
13u-54 0=(3
180-36
=72"
2. Sml7ź) 'Snl72)
A=
2:5m (36)
??.snCG8)-smc6?]
A =-
2. Sincs 4)
33.678 uait?
4o 4.416units6
Arca= 29.976u sits
2.

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