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what is the area of a circle who's diameter is 10cm
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area = pi*r^2. radius = diameter/2 so area will be a = pi* (10/2)^2
A of circle = pir2 = (pi)(5cm) = 5pi The radius will be half the diameter which is 5cm.
Be careful. The answer is pi r^2 = pi (5 cm)^2 = pi 25 cm^2, or 25 pi centimeters squared.
@rulnick thank you
oh yes, its pi times r to the power of 2. good luck.
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