Graham puts $20 in his piggy bank every week. At the end of 39 weeks, he adds $100 to the piggy bank money and decides to do the
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The formula for finding area of a circle is 
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Essentially, we have two circles here. One is a larger outer circle, and the other in a smaller inner circle. In order to find the area of the sidewalk, we must find the area of the outer circle, then find the are of the inner circle. After we find both areas, we subtract.
See attached image for process of finding area, and subtracting areas to find the final area of the sidewalk.
Essentially, we have two circles here. One is a larger outer circle, and the other in a smaller inner circle. In order to find the area of the sidewalk, we must find the area of the outer circle, then find the are of the inner circle. After we find both areas, we subtract.
See attached image for process of finding area, and subtracting areas to find the final area of the sidewalk.