Can someone please help me with this ?
Alright, I'm going to walk you through this.
The problem specifically states that A=the area, and you were provided the area, so you just need to plug the area into the Circumference equation.
C=2sqrt(A*pi) A=1225*pi C=2sqrt((1225*pi)*(pi))
Could you tell me what 1225*pi is?
I'll be back when you're ready. :)
It's actually better to leave 1225*pi as is, rather than try to find its value. Substitute this 1225*pi for A in the formula. Then C = Sqrt(1225*pi). This could be written as C=Sqrt(1225)*Sqrt(pi). How would you simplify this?
So is the equation C = 1225^2 * pi^2 ?
@Nnesha
when we convert square root to an exponent form the index would become the denominator so \[\huge\rm \sqrt[\color{Red}{n}]{x^\color{blue}{m}}=x^\frac{\color{blue}{ 1}}{ \color{ReD}{2} }\]
So the the equation to simplify is (√1225) * (√pi) ?
C = (√1225) * (√pi) ?
well the formula is \[\huge\rm C=\sqrt{\color{Red}{A }\color{blue}{\pi}}\] and A=1225 pi and there is another pi in the formula
So should it be C = √1225pi * pi ?
yes correct \[\huge\rm C=\sqrt{\color{Red}{1225\pi }*\color{blue}{\pi}}\]
remember the exponent rule when we multiply same bases we should ?
OK, so the answer would be 35pi, right?
looks good to me
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