Question

I need help with this.

SS Below:

Answer 1

i can help

Answer 2

nvm, I can't get it to load up.

Answer 3

its i dont know :(

Answer 4

just type it out

Answer 5

in replies?

Answer 6

https://web.kamihq.com/web/viewer.html?state=%7B%22ids%22%3A%5B%221KThJ_2ep1XJBHU23FFVhd7UULRMLHaLG%22%5D%2C%22action%22%3A%22open%22%2C%22userId%22%3A%22101082217656191807666%22%7D&filename=Faith%20Alyea%20-%205.14%20In%20Class%20Activity.pdf&kami_user_id=7640012

Answer 7

I couldn't get it to load up but I got the link, nyways, I dk how to do that.

Answer 8

how can i help u

Answer 9

^^ Theres a link above to what I need help with, I couldn't upload this since i am on a virtual browser. But I need help with that.

Answer 10

Danget, Well I will w ait until 3 to asl for help then.

Answer 11

are you able to type it out? and what subject and grade?

Answer 12

Let's focus on row 1.

If the radius is 3, then what is the diameter?

Answer 13

Like I said, Idek how to do any of this, so if you have any further explanation's that would help.

Answer 14

Hint:

Answer 15

That drawing shows that the radius is half the diameter
Put another way, the diameter is double the radius

If the radius is 3, then
diameter = 2*(radius) = 2*3 = 6

Answer 16

Once we know the radius, we use this formula
\(\large A = \pi*r^2\)
to find the area of a circle with radius r

For example, let's say the radius was r = 10
\(\large A = \pi*r^2\)
\(\large A = \pi*10^2\)
\(\large A = \pi*100\)
\(\large A = 100\pi\)
That's the area in terms of pi. This is just an example and not the answer.

Use these steps to determine the area of the circle when r = 6

Answer 17

Ight, well thanks.😊 Without your help, I probably wouldn't know how to do this.😰

Answer 18

Let me know what you get for the area

Answer 19

Okay...

Answer 20

I might answer tomorrow, Depending on when I get my SS homework done.

Answer 21

Alright whatever works best