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Find the area of the annulus in the concentric circles (one with radius 4cm and the other with radius 11cm) shown below. Leave answer in pi form|dw:1439499583770:dw|
The formula for area of circle is, Area equals Pi times r times r
Try to figure out each of those circles now
true but what does annulus mean??
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In greek it means little ring, you must find areas of both of those radius
so 16pi cm and 121pi cm?
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