C = 2 pi r^2 solve for r
divide by 2 pi you get
C/ (2 pi) = r^2 square root both sides
r = plus/minus square root of (C/2 pi) usually we do not use the negative value in radius of a circle
C = 2 pi r^2 solve for r
divide by 2 pi you get
C/ (2 pi) = r^2 square root both sides
r = plus/minus square root of (C/2 pi) usually we do not use the negative value in radius of a circle
C = 2πr2
r2 = C/2π (Divide both sides by 2π)
r = √(C/2π) (Square root on both sides)
Tracy D. answered 09/04/20
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Treat this just like any other algebra problem.
Jon S. answered 09/04/20
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The correct equation would be Circumference (C) = 2 * PI * R, however, let's go with what you given.
C = 2 * PI * R^2
divide both sides by 2 * PI to isolate R^2
C/(2*PI) = R^2
Take square root of both sides to get R:
sqrt(C/(2*PI)) = R
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