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The circle must have a radius. If you do not know it then you find out the area using the diameter, (this is the length of two points directly across from each other on the circle.

The equation for the area of a circle when using the diameter =π × (d/2)²

By the way, π is approximately = 3.14159265. or 22/7

A circle with no radius has no area and is sometimes considered by certain branches of geometry and topology as a point.

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