If a circle has a circumference of C, what is the area of the circle in terms of C?

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pooja195 · Answer

Hi there!
Seems like you are missing information of your question. Can you please add it?  
We need: 
-Circumference of the circle

nonstopper · Answer

If C is the circumference, 2piR=C. Therefore C/2pi = radius. Radius squared times pi = area. ((c/2pi)^2)*pi=area. 

In plain English: The circumference is equal to two times pi times radius. The area is equal to pi times radius squared. Manipulating the formula for circumference you get C divided by two pi for radius. Squaring that result and multiplying it by pi gives you the area.

jhonyy9 · Answer

@nonstopper nice work -