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If the diameter of the circle above is 20 mm, what is the area of the circle? 100 mm2 20 mm2 400 mm2 10 mm2
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@AlexandervonHumboldt2
So, do you know the formula for area of a circle?
That would be a picture of the diameter, not the formula for area
radius=1/2 diameter are=radius^2*3.14
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c
Ok so like I said before your options probably have the pi symbol in them so you don't actually have to multiply by 3.14 here.
Jsut divide the diameter by 2 and square it.
Because: \[A = r^2\pi\]
Nope, it isn't C.
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