Answer:
240/sqrt(pi)
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that the area of a circle is $pi*r^2$, and we also know that the diameter of a circle is equal to $2r$.
Let's first make an equation for this problem.
pi*r^2=14400
Dividing both sides by pi, we get
r^2=14400/pi
Now, taking the square root of both sides gives us
r=120/sqrt(pi)
We are trying to find the diameter, which is twice the size of the radius.
Thus, we multiply the equation by two.
2r=240/sqrt(pi)
we know that
If 
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Yes, is a factor of the function f(x)
Simplifying a fraction means most likely having it remain as a fraction and not a whole number and it can be converted as a decimal.
on the other hand, simplifying a radical, you would have no remainders, fractions, or decimals after simplifying.
thats the difference.
im not sure about similarities
Area of a circle: πr²
Data:
diameter: 21 cm
radius=diameter/2=21 cm/2=10.5 cm
area of this circle: π(10.5 cm)²=110.25π cm² (≈346.36 cm²)
Answer: area=110.25π cm²
