Jake cut out 3 small circles and 5 big circles from a piece of cars board. 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: 3(pie)x^2 + 5(pie)y^2

What does the term 5(pie)^2 In The Expression represent

Question

Jake cut out 3 small circles and 5 big circles from a piece of cars board. 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: 3(pie)x^2 + 5(pie)y^2

What does the term 5(pie)^2 In The Expression represent

paxpolaris · Answer

$$3\pi X^2 +5\pi Y^2 $$

$5\pi Y^2$ is the area of the 5 large circles (each with radius $Y$)