What is the area in m2 of a quarter circle of radius 4m?

Answer 1

to find the area of a whole circle, use the formula Area = Pi * (Radius)^2

where Pi is approximately equal to 3.14.

so the area of the circle with radium = 4 m, is 16*Pi = 50.24 m^2;

to find area of a quarter of this circle, divide the total area by 4

to get 4*Pi= 12.56 m^2
First, find the whole area.

A = πr²

A = π(4)²

A = 50.2655

Then take 1/4 of it. 12.5664 m² ■