3019.07cm²The formula is: area = 3.14 (pi) times radius squared.
A circle with a radius of 11.64 meters has an area of 425.653131998 square meters.
9.2 i think The formula is pi*r^2
The area of a circle if the radius is 9m 254.5m2
The radius of a circle with the area of 36 is 3.385
3019.07cm²The formula is: area = 3.14 (pi) times radius squared.
The area of a circle is equal to pi times the radius squared. A 12 foot radius circle would have an area of exactly 144 pi square feet.
A circle with a radius of 11.64 meters has an area of 425.653131998 square meters.
pi x square of radius
There is no way to find the exact area of a circle. The formula for the area is Pi times the radius squared. But Pi is an irrational number -- that is, no matter how many numbers you write it out to, you could always write it further. Since there is no exact value of Pi there can be no exact value of the area based on the diameter. The radius is half that of a diameter. Therefore, if you know the diameter you know the radius. In this case the radius is 3cm and the area of the circle = pi * 32 So the answer is roughly
168.56 square inches
The area is exactly (324 pi) square feet.
9.2 i think The formula is pi*r^2
The radius is 9 inches because area of circle is pi*9 squared = 81pi square inches and the diameter is twice the radius which is 2*9 = 18 inches
area = π × tradius² → area = π × 6² = 36π.
If what is 14cm? The diameter? The circumference?d = diameter, r = radius, C = circumference, A = area, pi = approx. 3.14If d = 14cm, then r = 7cm.A = (pi)r2 = (pi)(7)2 = (3.14)(49) = 153.86 = about 154cm2.If C = 14cm, use the formula C = 2(pi)r:14 = 2(pi)rr = 14/(2pi) = 14/6.28 = about 2.229 = about 2.23cm.Then A = (pi)r2 = (3.14)(2.229)2 = 3.14(4.970) = about 15.6 cm2.
530.9291585 squared inches to be exact. * * * * * To be exact? Since when has it been possible to express an exact multiple of pi?