Question

A little help please? ;;
(a) Describe the Relationship between the circumference and area of a circle.
(b) Explain the difference between the circumference and area formulas.

Answer 1

okay

Answer 2

A.
TT (often written pi) is a mathematical constant whose value is the ratio between circumference and diameter of any circle in a Euclidean space, is the same value as the ratio of area of a circle and square of its radius
B
area=pi(r^2)
circumference=2*pi*r

Answer 3

circumference = 2*pi*r
and the area = pi*r^2

Answer 4

if you knew the circumferece of a circle u can figure out the area

Answer 5

yep I totally agree with dan815

Answer 6

Well, yeah. They both use pi and the radius for A. 2piR and piR^2

Answer 7

oops forgot the 2^2 in there

Answer 8

Lol

Answer 9

B?

Answer 10

as r=circumference/2pi
r=c/2pi for convenience so
area = pi*(c/2pi)^2
=pi*c^2/(2pi)^2
=c^2/(4pi)

Answer 11

yeah that is answer for b

Answer 12

Jk

Answer 13

B tho.

Answer 14

I mean I know the difference just a bit hard to put it in words.

Answer 15

okay well to start with you know circumference is a lennght
when area is length^2

Answer 16

Yeah.

Answer 17

By length you mean radius or diameter?

Answer 18

????

Answer 19

the units of measurement

Answer 20

it means circumference is measured in one dimention just length
and the area is measured in 2 dimensions length and width kind of deal

Answer 21

when you say the area is like 50 cm^2
that means 50 of 1 cm by 1 cm squares fit in your area

Answer 22

oh, yeah.

Answer 23

when you say 50 cm
that means a line that is 50 cm long fit in it or 50 lines of 1 cm long together fit in it

Answer 24

area is squared and c is a line

Answer 25

ya somethinhg like that

Answer 26

but i dont think thats what theyre trying to ask.

Answer 27

our teacher never really touched that, so I'm afraid I won't get it correct bc it's not the answer she wants.

Answer 28

I think the answer she wants is about the actual formula for the 2.