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A baseball field is designed such that the outfield fence is along the arc of a circle

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A baseball field is designed such that the outfield fence is along the arc of a circle with its center at second base. If the radius of the circle is 280 ft, what is the playing area of the field? See Fig. 8.49.

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Fig. 8.49 90.0 ft- 280 ft

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