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find the area of a square in a circle x^2+y^2=9
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radius is 3 ...use πR^2
x^2+y^2 = R^2
ok, but what does 9pi equate to? in other words i forgot what piR^2 is a formula for. i've just been using standard form of circle equations....
|dw:1330291783315:dw| you could find distance between each point defining the square to be 3sqrt(2) (pythagorean theorem w/ both sides on x- and y- axis being 3 or distance formula), so the area of the square would be A= s^2, s = 3sqrt(2)
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