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The formula for the area of a circle is A=(pie)r^2. The area is a function of the radius. How do I write this using function notation and how do I determine the area when the radius is 17 yards?
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well, when the radius is 17 all you have to do is plug in 17 for r in the function: A=(pie)(17)^2
\[A(r)=\pi r^2\] is function notation
btw it is "pi" the greek letter, not "pie" the dessert. just thought i would mention it
Ok thanks, but how do I find the radius when it is 17 yards
i just wrote it out for you
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\[A=\pi(17)^2\]
what lagrange said. square 17, multiply the result by pi
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