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3 years ago

Match these. Please.

Mathematics

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vitfil [10]3 years ago

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Radius 12 units, area = π(12)² = 452.16 unit²

Diameter 16.8 units, area = π(8.4)² = 221.5584 unit²

Radius 3.4 units, area = π(3.4)² = 36.2984 units²

Diameter 10 units, area = π(5)² = 78.5 units²

tester [92]3 years ago

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Area of a circle: πr²
To find the area if you have the diameter, do 1/4πd².

1) radius: 12 units ⇒ π12² = 452.16 square units

2) diameter: 16.8 units ⇒ 1/4π16.8² = 221.5584 square units

3) radius: 3.4 units ⇒ π3.4² = 36.2984 square units

4) diameter: 10 units ⇒ 1/4<span>π10</span>² = 78.5 square units

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