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A=pi*r^2 Or A=pi*(d/2)^2

The area of a circle is determined by squaring the radius, and multiplying this product by pi (approx. 3.1415926, represented by the symbol 'π'). In common mathematical terms, the area of a circle is represented by the expression π(r^2)

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The area of a circle is determined by squaring the radius, and multiplying this product by pi (approx. 3.1415926, represented by the symbol 'π'). In common mathematical terms, the area of a circle is represented by the expression π(r^2)

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A=pi r2 (area = pi x radius squared). Pi is approximately 3.1416.

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A=pi times r2

r2 = r times r

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Pi times the radius squared

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area of a circle =pi*radius 2

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