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What is the area of semi circle that has a radius of 2x?

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Answer:


6.28x^(2) (as a decimal)

or


2\pi x^(2) (in terms of pi)

Explanation:

To solve this we are using the formula for the area of a semi-circle:


A=(1)/(2) \pi r^(2)

where


A is the area of the semi-circle


r is the radius of the semi-circle

We know from our problem that our semi-circle has a radius of 2x, so
r=2x. Let's replace that value in our formula to find
A:


A=(1)/(2) \pi r^(2)


A=(1)/(2) \pi (2x)^(2)


A=(1)/(2) \pi 4x^(2)


A=2\pi x^(2)


A=6.28x^(2)

We can conclude that the area of a semicircle that has a radius of 2x is
2\pi x^(2) (in terms or pi) or as a decimal:
6.28x^(2).

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