Pi Week Free Video #4:
Finding the Area of Shaded Regions

Let's kick it up a notch. Combination geometry questions combine two or more geometric shapes in the same problem (often including circles), and the harder variations of these questions ask you to find the area of a shaded region. There's no set formula for doing so, so you have to get a little creative. This video breaks it down and shows you exactly how to do that.

 

Circles Video #1 [Archived]

Haven't yet watched the first video in this series that teaches you foundational circle formulas, terms, and definitions? Click HERE to access it.

Circles Video #2 [Archived]

For future reference, here's the second video in this free Pi Week "GMAT Circles" series. It covers three key circle ratio equivalencies that are key to answering a wide range of GMAT circle questions. Click HERE to watch it.

Circles Video #3 [Archived]

Drive home the key concepts learned in the previous two videos with this comprehensive application example. Also learn about "tangents" as they relate to circles. Click HERE to access this third video.