well, with area=A, radius=R,Pi=, A=*R^2. this is the basic formula for the area of a circle. Note: Radius is equivalent to .5. so to get pi by itself we would simply divide both sides by R^2. this leaves us with =A/R^2. R^2 is Radius Squared and could also be written as "(R*R)" make sure to include the parenthesis. Pi equals the area of a circle divided by the radius^2. fairly simple. find some random circle and try it lol.. you always get 3.14 etc. for example: a circle with diameter 10....radius is 5 right? good. that makes the area about 78.539816339744830961566084581988. divide that by 25 and you'll get pi
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No, pi is not used to solve a square root problem.
2 x pi x radius is used to calculate the circumference of the circle, when you know the radius. So, your sample problem should ask about some circle.
The most famous problem featuring pi is that its true value has never been determined its decimal places, it seems, are infinite.
Find the exact value of the mathematical symbol pi.
If you mean the value of pi then its value is of a circle's circumference divided by its diameter and pi is an irrational number that can't be expressed as a fraction.