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Well to find the area of a circle Pie times r^2. But If you already have the diameter, you could either split the diameter in half, and do the regulaur formula, OR you could ude this formula ----> Pie times The diameter

Vikki [24]3 years ago

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Correct... A=pi*d or R squared.

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