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Diagram illustrating a sector of a circle with labeled points A and B, and numerical values 24 and 120, likely related to angles or measurements.

A circular diagram showing a blue shaded area labeled "A" and "B" with numerical values "24" and "120" and a small circle with a dot, possibly representing a mathematical or geometric concept.

A circular diagram showing a blue shaded area labeled "A" and "B" with numerical values "24" and "120" and a small circle with a dot, possibly representing a mathematical or geometric concept.

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Final Answer:
The area of the shaded region is 180.96 square units.

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