It isn't. That is the formula for the AREA of a circle!
the area can not be cubed. the area is always squared. volume is cubed. the formula for area is pie multiplied by radius squared. your formula for your circle is... A = 121pi in2 the radius in your circle is 11 inches the formula for circumference is two times pi times the radius C = 2 * (3.14159) * 11 your answer is 69.11498in
its 2 pie r squared BUT you have to add back the base (a circle) which is pie r2 The original formula is 4 pie r squared Your new formula is (2 pie r squared + pie r squared)
circumference = pi multiplied by the diameter
Area = pi*radius2A = Pi*R-squaredPi * R^2
[2 x pie x radius] or [pie x diameter]
The circumference of a circle with an area of 121 pie yards squared (380.13 yards2) is: 69.1 yards
pie r squared
the area can not be cubed. the area is always squared. volume is cubed. the formula for area is pie multiplied by radius squared. your formula for your circle is... A = 121pi in2 the radius in your circle is 11 inches the formula for circumference is two times pi times the radius C = 2 * (3.14159) * 11 your answer is 69.11498in
its 2 pie r squared BUT you have to add back the base (a circle) which is pie r2 The original formula is 4 pie r squared Your new formula is (2 pie r squared + pie r squared)
circumference = pi multiplied by the diameter
The area of a circle if its circumference 12pi is: 113.1 units squared.
No, the formula for a circumference of a circle is 2(pie)r For example, if r is 6, the the circumference is 12(pie)
The formula is Pie*Diameter
Well pythagorus theoreum is a squared plus b squared equals c squared and circumference equals pie x diameter and area equals pie x radius squared
Area = pi*radius2A = Pi*R-squaredPi * R^2
This circle's area would be 78.54 units squared.
This is an easy formula to remember!pi times the radius squared. it looks like this πr2π=3.14 (but it goes on) and multiply that by the radius squared! My 7th grade math teacher thought it was funny to say, but pie aren't square, pie are round! (Cheesy, but it stuck!)