3 years ago

Can someone please explain the area of a circle in the simplest way possible, no links

Mathematics

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AlekseyPX3 years ago

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So, for the area of a circle, there should be a line in the middle. Correct?

Well, that line is the diameter. Then cut that in half, so if the diameter is 6, the radius is 3.

Then multiply the the radius by the radius, so 3x3 once you get that, multiply the answer by pi. Pi= 3.14, so if you do 3x3x3.14 you should get 28.26. Hope this helps.

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