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Using the illustration below, calculate the area of the circle. 19.63 in2 78.54 in2 17.63 in2 16.93 in2
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Do you know the formula for the area of a circle?
A = Pi x r^2
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Right. So the 2.5 in your picture, do you know what that represents?
r (radius)
Alright, cool. So that means you just plug it into the formula: \[\pi(2.5)^{2} \]Im sure you could do that oin a calculator or something :3
I got, 15.7
Odd. If done correctly you should get one of your 4 answers, I just checked. My calculator came up with it just doing pi(2.5)^2
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wait, I think I calculated it wrong. I got 19.625
There ya go xD
So, A. :D
Mhm :3
Ty Psymon , <3
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np ^_^
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