Question

Using pie = 22/7. How do I find the area of the circle of 42ft?

Answer 1

I like apple pie.

Answer 2

I wonder if these schools are reliable; they spell arguably the most important constant wrong.

Answer 3

god i hate math teachers.
now students will think \(\pi=\frac{22}{7}\) a rather silly approximation based on basically nothing

Answer 4

pie could also be interpreted as (pi)*(e)

Answer 5

lol

Answer 6

Or p * i * e.

Answer 7

\(A=\pi r^2\) so \(A=\pi \times 42^2\)

Answer 8

Unit being (feet)^2

Answer 9

42 can be the diameter too.

Answer 10

According to question 42ft is circumference ?

Answer 11

Yeah, should be assumed circumference according to the language.

Answer 12

Forgive me for the wrong abbreviations. In the book 42ft was changed to (21)2, why?

Answer 13

\[2\pi r=42\ ft\]\[=>r=42/2\pi\]
Therefore area=\(\LARGE{\pi r^2=\pi(\frac{42}{2\pi})^2}=?\)

Answer 14

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