Can someone check this ? Find the area of a circle that has a radius of 14 feet. Round your answer to the nearest hundredth. A=pi R^2 3.14x14=43.96 Then what?
You forgot one step. Before multiply 3.14 with the radius you have to square it
@Mackenzie2013 look at the equation. u wrote A=pi time r^2 but u didn't do it. 14^2=196....196 times pi=..?
Well square the radius, not pi
Wait! I seee!
So then you take 196 and times it by 3.14
yes
@lacrosseplayer22 can you help me out with one more?
sure
Find the area of a circle whose circumference is 31.4 centimeters. A =
The circumference of a circle is C=2pi(r) we are given that 31.4=2pi(r) to find the radius we must divide 31.4 by 2pi, can you do that?
yes
2pi is that pi times two?
yes it is
0.2?
so if radius is 5 then the are should be 78.53.... right @Venny
I am here calm down a second Yes the radius is 5, area of a circl A=pi(r)^2 A=pi(5)^2 A=25pi A=78.54
sorry
So 78.54 is the answer?
Yes that is, also 0.2 is not the same thing as *2, 0.2 is the same thing as 2/10 which is less than 1 so it makes it smaller.
It says its wrong..
?? that doesn't make sense
Yeah we didn't mess up anywhere
Somethings gotta be messed up.
Find the area of a circle whose circumference is 31.4 centimeters. A = cm2
Thats the question
Did you forget to label it with cm^2?
Yes ... Facepalm
wait no
okay this is how it was typed. Find the area of a circle whose circumference is 31.4 centimeters. A = cm2
got it!
oh no she's right. im wrong. if circumference=pi times diameter and Area= Pi times r^2 then we do 31.4 divided by 3.14 is 10. so we know r^2 is 10. to find r we have to find the root of 10. then we do A=pi r ^2
face palm goes to me
2r=diameter
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