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If you have a circle on the ground and its area is one million square feet, then the radius 'T' of the circle is 564.2 ft (rounded). This is only true if you're talking about the area of a circle. (pi) times (radius)2 = area = 1,000,000 (radius)2 = (area/pi) = 1,000,000/pi = 318,309.9 (rounded) radius = square root of (area/pi) = square root of (318,309.9) = 564.2 (rounded)
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