Jake cut out 3 small circles and 5 big circles from a piece of cardboard. The radius of each small circle was x inches and the radius of each big circle was y inches. The expression below shows the total number of square inches of cardboard that Jake used for cutting out the circles. 3πx2 + 5πy2 What does the term 5πy2 in the expression represent? A) The total number of circles B) The total area of all the circles C ) The total area of the big circles D) The total area of the small circles
how do you find the area of a circle
Any ideas @karoalvarez
calculating the length of the radius?
r u familiar with the formula to find the area
Area = π × r2 ?
yes. if the radius is y then what will be the area of that circle
@karoalvarez
sorry i'm trying to figure it out but i"m kinda lost/confused
that's k:) jst plug in y in place of r in the formula
ok thank you so much for helping me understand the question
u r welcome:) hav u figured out the answer?
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