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Please help me in number 20 please I need it ASAP

Please help me in number 20 please I need it ASAP-example-1
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Answer:


r=\sqrt{(A)/(\pi)}

Explanation:

Given:

The area 'A' of a circle with radius equal to 'r' is given as:


A=\pi r^2

In order to rewrite the given formula in terms of radius 'r', we need to isolate 'r'.

Dividing both sides by π, we get:


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

As
(\pi)/(\pi)=1, the above equation becomes:


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

Taking square root both the sides, we get:


√(r^2)=\sqrt{(A)/(\pi)}\\r=\sqrt{(A)/(\pi)}

We neglect the negative result while taking square root as the radius can't be a negative number.

Thus, the formula for radius 'r' in terms of area 'A' is given as:


r=\sqrt{(A)/(\pi)}

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