The area of a circle is found using the formula A=nr^2 , where r is the radius. if the area of a circle is 36n square feet, what is the radius, in feet? N= Pi
$$ Area = \pi r^2\\ 36\pi = \pi r^2\\ \text{solve for "r"}\\ \cfrac{36\pi}{\pi} = r^2 $$
A = pi *r^2 just fill in what they gave you 36pi = pi r^2 just need to solve for r, -- --- pi pi 36 = r^2
what is the sq rt of 36?
so, to isolate "r", get \(\large \sqrt{}\) on both sides, what do you get?
sq rt of 36 is 6?
so, r = 6
right that is the radis
6n or just 6?
errrr 6 ft
in the answer choice there is 6n (pi) and just 6 ? which is it..
6 units, whatever units, meters, feet, who knows, \(\pi\) for this case, is just a CONSTANT used, \(\pi = 3.1416\)
soooo which one do i use
it is just 6 ft
okat thanks both of yall so much :)) can you help me with my next question?
from $$ Area = \pi r^2\\ 36\pi = \pi r^2\\ \text{solve for "r"}\\ \cfrac{36\pi}{\pi} = r^2 $$
36(3.14) = 3.14(6^2) check it 113.04 = 113.04
notice, the \(\pi\) above and below, will cancel out, so, as Jim766 said, you're only left with "36" all by its lonesome
yes
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