Question

help

Answer 1

im drawing my question

Answer 2

formula for a circle using the diameter is \(A=\frac{\pi}{4} \times diameter^2\)

Answer 3

or if you only know the formula for the are using the radius, you can use this method
1. find the radius: diameter/2
2. then substitute the radius here \(A=\pi r^2\)

Answer 4

i looked on google and it says 48 but thats not a choice

Answer 5

because it is not right :)
try doing it yourself and i'll check if your method is right

Answer 6

48 cannot be answer because pi is 3.14 and will give you some decimal places.

Answer 7

I have no idea how to do this

Answer 8

hmm.. do you know what a diameter of a circle is?

Answer 9

area = (pi/4)(diameter squared)
area = (3.14/4) x (24 x 24)

do division and multiplication to get the answer

Answer 10

Here it is @bbcream14 ...Again thankx even if you dont get it lol:))

Answer 11

welcome and on area you have to times it

Answer 12

i don't get it still my teacher don't tech me this all the time but she wants me to do a test on it

Answer 13

Please see my answer above.
The area is proportional to the square of the diameter.

Answer 14

i got c cause i did 24*3.14= 75.36 cm

Answer 15

OMG i am a pro at this

Answer 16

is it C or am i wrong

Answer 17

@Arielsweetlove01 are you still here

Answer 18

It is C.

Answer 19

thats what I got

Answer 20

yeahhhh

Answer 21

yeah let me know if its right

Answer 22

do you know the answer for sure

Answer 23

No. It is B.

Approximate it with a square of sides = 24 cm
which has an area of 24 x 24 = 576 cm,
to give you a quick first estimate.

Answer 24

well try douglous answer

Answer 25

but I did pie r square