Question

help

Answer 1

The diameter of a circle extends from (-100,3) to (20,3). If the area of this circle is the same as a square, what is a side length of that square?

Answer 2

@timo86m help please?

Answer 3

@Compassionate

Answer 4

How do you find area of a circle :D

Answer 5

It's Area= (radius)^2

Answer 6

pir^2

Answer 7

pi * (radius)^2

Answer 8

this is sorta like the other problem we did right? @jigglypuff314

Answer 9

yep :)

Answer 10

so i'll square it and all that correct?

Answer 11

jiggllllly pufffff jiggglllyyyyy

Answer 12

use your distance formula to find the radius

Answer 13

square root after finding the circle's area

Answer 14

and i got 14400

Answer 15

diameter = distance of (-100,3) to (20,3)
= 120
so radius = 1/2 * 120 = 60
so area of circle = 60^2 * pi
area of square = 60^2 * pi
side of square = square root(60^2 * pi)
= 60√pi

Answer 16

and how would i figure out one side of the square?

Answer 17

area of square = 60^2 * pi
side of square = square root(60^2 * pi)
= 60√pi

because (side of square)^2 = area of square

Answer 18

Okay thanks(:

Answer 19

your welcome :)