Sector Area Practice Problems

15 sector area problems with full worked solutions, graded from warm-up to stretch — plus an unlimited supply you can generate yourself. Every answer is computed by the same verified function that powers the sector area explorer, so the solutions cannot disagree with the formulas. Free, no account, nothing to install.

Formulas you need

  • Sector area (degrees): A=θ360πr2A = \dfrac{\theta}{360}\cdot \pi r^2
  • Sector area (radians): A=12r2θA = \tfrac{1}{2} r^2 \theta
  • Arc length: L=θ3602πrL = \dfrac{\theta}{360}\cdot 2\pi r

where r = radius, θ = central angle (degrees), A = sector area

Generate a new problem

Pick a difficulty, work it out, then check your answer. Every press gives a new question — the numbers are drawn fresh each time, so you can keep going.

Warm-up

  1. A circle of radius r = 4 has a central angle of 30°. Find the sector area (A).

    Answer & working

    4.19 units²

    A = (θ/360) · πr² = (30/360) · π · 4² ≈ 4.19

  2. A circle of radius r = 2 has a central angle of 135°. Find the arc length (L).

    Answer & working

    4.71 units

    arc L = (θ/360) · 2πr ≈ 4.71

  3. A circle of radius r = 4 has a central angle of 180°. Find the sector area (A).

    Answer & working

    25.13 units²

    A = (θ/360) · πr² = (180/360) · π · 4² ≈ 25.13

  4. A circle of radius r = 3 has a central angle of 60°. Find the arc length (L).

    Answer & working

    3.14 units

    arc L = (θ/360) · 2πr ≈ 3.14

  5. A circle of radius r = 1 has a central angle of 30°. Find the sector area (A).

    Answer & working

    0.26 units²

    A = (θ/360) · πr² = (30/360) · π · 1² ≈ 0.26

Core practice

  1. A circle of radius r = 9 has a central angle of 240°. Find the sector area (A).

    Answer & working

    169.65 units²

    A = (θ/360) · πr² = (240/360) · π · 9² ≈ 169.65

  2. A circle of radius r = 2 has a central angle of 120°. Find the arc length (L).

    Answer & working

    4.19 units

    arc L = (θ/360) · 2πr ≈ 4.19

  3. A circle of radius r = 1 has a central angle of 90°. Find the sector area (A).

    Answer & working

    0.79 units²

    A = (θ/360) · πr² = (90/360) · π · 1² ≈ 0.79

  4. A circle of radius r = 10 has a central angle of 180°. Find the arc length (L).

    Answer & working

    31.42 units

    arc L = (θ/360) · 2πr ≈ 31.42

  5. A circle of radius r = 3 has a central angle of 210°. Find the sector area (A).

    Answer & working

    16.49 units²

    A = (θ/360) · πr² = (210/360) · π · 3² ≈ 16.49

Stretch

  1. A circle of radius r = 1.5 has a central angle of 135°. Find the sector area (A).

    Answer & working

    2.65 units²

    A = (θ/360) · πr² = (135/360) · π · 1.5² ≈ 2.65

  2. A circle of radius r = 9.5 has a central angle of 210°. Find the arc length (L).

    Answer & working

    34.82 units

    arc L = (θ/360) · 2πr ≈ 34.82

  3. A circle of radius r = 7.5 has a central angle of 240°. Find the sector area (A).

    Answer & working

    117.81 units²

    A = (θ/360) · πr² = (240/360) · π · 7.5² ≈ 117.81

  4. A circle of radius r = 1.5 has a central angle of 270°. Find the arc length (L).

    Answer & working

    7.07 units

    arc L = (θ/360) · 2πr ≈ 7.07

  5. A circle of radius r = 8.5 has a central angle of 60°. Find the sector area (A).

    Answer & working

    37.83 units²

    A = (θ/360) · πr² = (60/360) · π · 8.5² ≈ 37.83

Answers are recomputed from the verified sector area function every time this page is built, and every printed line is checked to evaluate correctly. Content last reviewed August 2026. Found a mistake? Tell us — we correct and republish.

Understand it, don't just practise it

Drag the sector area and watch every formula update as the shape changes.

Open the sector area explorer →