25 square inches.
Method:
The area of a circle when the circumference is 10 inches is: 7.96 square inches.
The area would be 78.53 squared inches. Formula: PI (x) Radius squared = Area Radius is half of the diameter of the circle. So the radius is 5 Inches. (10 divided by 2 = 5) 3.14 x 5 squared = Area ---> 3.14 x 25 = 78.53981634 Hope that helped
Circumference=(pi)Xdiameter, diameter=Circumference/(pi)=(10in)/(3.14)=3.183in Area=(pi)d2/4=(pi)[Circum/(pi)]2/4=Circum/(4pi)=0.7957~8 square inches.
A rectangle with sides of 6 inches and 10 inches would have an area of 60 square inches.
2.5 square feet.
5 inches
there is no such thing as the diameter of a hexagon only circles can have diameters, now if u said the length horizontally or vertically that could be solved but since its a hexagon the length horizontally would be shorter than the length vertically.
The circumference of a circle with a 10in radius is: about 62.83 inches. (r x 2 x pi = circumference).
Area of a circle = pi*radius squared
No. To biggest circle you could draw in a square with 100in would be one with a radius of 5in (10in diameter) since the squares dimensions will be 10in x 10in. So, working out the circumference with this radius: 2 x pi x 5 = 31.4 inches, which is greater than the 30 inches you want.
The typical notebook is around 10in.
The circumference is 31.14 inches, approx.
pi rsquared x6ins
The area of a circle when the circumference is 10 inches is: 7.96 square inches.
The area would be 78.53 squared inches. Formula: PI (x) Radius squared = Area Radius is half of the diameter of the circle. So the radius is 5 Inches. (10 divided by 2 = 5) 3.14 x 5 squared = Area ---> 3.14 x 25 = 78.53981634 Hope that helped
10in.
Circumference=(pi)Xdiameter, diameter=Circumference/(pi)=(10in)/(3.14)=3.183in Area=(pi)d2/4=(pi)[Circum/(pi)]2/4=Circum/(4pi)=0.7957~8 square inches.