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3 years ago

Please I need the polynomial for this problem, if you don’t know then don’t answer! Wrong answers will be reported

Mathematics

1 answer:

babymother [125]3 years ago

5 0

Answer:

Area = (36π - 12πx + x²π) mm²

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that,

radius of lense = 6mm

Length from outer layer of pupil to lense = x mm

Radius of pupil = 6 - x mm

<h3>Formula to calculate area of pupil</h3><h3> Area = π r²</h3>

<em> where r is radius of pupil</em>

Area = π (6 -x)²

Area = π (6² -2(6)(x) + x²)

Area = π (36 -12x +x²)

Area = (36π - 12πx + x²π) mm²

So, the polynomial in standard form that represent the area of pupil in terms of π = (36π - 12πx + x²π) mm²

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