
Michael V. answered 11/04/19
Instructor of the Year and Certified Master Training Specialist
Using the formula below, substitute the known information.
a=Pi x r^2
a=3.14 x 5^2
a=3.14 x 25
a=78.5
Lucas B.
asked 10/31/19Michael V. answered 11/04/19
Instructor of the Year and Certified Master Training Specialist
Using the formula below, substitute the known information.
a=Pi x r^2
a=3.14 x 5^2
a=3.14 x 25
a=78.5
Sam Z. answered 10/31/19
Math/Science Tutor
The formula for the area of a circle is r^2*pi.
r radius
pi 3.1415926........ stick with 3.14; the greek letter for "pi" isn't in this program. "Pi" is the cercumference of a 1 segment diameter circle. That's from 1 mm to 1 light-year.
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