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OpenStudy (jamesreed30):
Find the area of the circle with the given radius or diameter use pi equals 3.14 radius equals six
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OpenStudy (blazeryder):
\[A=\pi \times r ^{2}\] This is what you need. So put 6 where the r is and solve.
OpenStudy (blazeryder):
@Jamesreed30
OpenStudy (jamesreed30):
So I would just do 6 times 3.14?
OpenStudy (blazeryder):
It would look like: \[A=3.14 \times 6^{2}\]
OpenStudy (blazeryder):
You would have to solve for the exponent first.
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OpenStudy (blazeryder):
@Jamesreed30
OpenStudy (jamesreed30):
The exponent I would do 6x6 or 6x2?
OpenStudy (blazeryder):
6x6
OpenStudy (blazeryder):
So, what would the answer be?
OpenStudy (jamesreed30):
36?
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OpenStudy (blazeryder):
Correct, now what do you need to do next?
OpenStudy (blazeryder):
\[A=\pi \times 36\]
OpenStudy (jamesreed30):
A=6 x 36?
OpenStudy (blazeryder):
Yup, and what does that equal?
OpenStudy (blazeryder):
Opps. forget what I said
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OpenStudy (blazeryder):
\[\pi = 3.14\]
OpenStudy (blazeryder):
SO you need to do: \[A=3.14 \times 36\]
OpenStudy (jamesreed30):
And that will give me my answer?
OpenStudy (jamesreed30):
113.04?
OpenStudy (blazeryder):
Yup! You have the correct answer =) Just don't forget to put units squared at the end of your answer\[113.04 units ^{2}\].
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OpenStudy (jamesreed30):
Man thank you so much! Appreciate it