Find The exact area of a circle having the given circumference three pi
The area of a circle is radius * radius * pi. The Circumference is (radius * 2) * pi So given Circumference is 3pi: 3 * pi = radius * 2 * pi And we can simplify that to radius = (3 * pi) / (2 * pi) = 3/2 Now that you have the radius, try to solve for the area using the formula at the very top.
So I would do 3 times 3 then get 9 and times that by 3.14 correct?
No you do (3/2) times (3/2) then times pi
The radius is (3/2) not 3.
It asks for the 'exact' area. This means you must leave 'pi' as a symbol (or "pi") because any other reperesentation of it is just an approximation.
I got 32.15 that is correct?
No.
A = pi * 3/2 * 3/2 = ? Do not substitute an approximation for pi. You are instructed to give the exact answer. So, multiply 3/2 times 3/2 and place a pi symbol next to the results of that calculation.
10.24 PI?
Just do (3*3/2*2)*pi Which is 9/4 pi
You may need to enter the answer at 2.25 pi. @Jamesreed30
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Alright @mathmale
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"Find The exact area of a circle having the given circumference three pi " 1) Given that the circumference is 3 pi, work backwards to determine the radius, r. 2) Using this radius, r, find the area of the circle.
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