Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
In order to find the area of a circle we multiply π by the radius, and to find the radius of a circle we have to look at the line that stops directly in the middle of the circle.

Once we then have the radius, we simply multiply the radius, (with an exponent of 2) by π and then we will have our answer. Of course, round if needed.

Hope this helps.
I think it’s A because it’s not supplementary I’m not sure
Refer to a diagram of the normal distribution shown below.
As the z-value increases to the right, areas to the left of z (shown shaded) will increase.
Answer:
As z-values increase, areas to the left of z increase.