OMG THIS IS SO CONFUSING

The area of a circle is the same as twelve decreased by the area of a square. If the area of one square is s, what is the area of the circle in terms of s?

s- 12

12-s

a fraction with s in the numerator and twelve in the denominator

S/12
These two are fractions. Not dividing
12/S

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OMG THIS IS SO CONFUSING

The area of a circle is the same as twelve decreased by the area of a square. If the area of one square is s, what is the area of the circle in terms of s?

 s- 12

12-s

 a fraction with s in the numerator and twelve in the denominator

S/12
        These two are fractions. Not dividing
12/S

anonymous · Answer

c was not suppose to be there sorry s/12 is supposed to be c

arabpride · Answer

the answer is : s - 12
Because u r decreasing 12 from s

anonymous · Answer

ooohhhhh ok thx

arabpride · Answer

welcomes hun