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The size of a bicycle is determined by the diameter of the wheel. You want a 22-in bicycle for your birthday. What is the area of one of the wheels?
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The size of a bicycle is determined by the diameter of the wheel. You want a 22-in bicycle for your birthday. What is the area of one of the wheels?
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The size of a bicycle is determined by the diameter of the wheel. You want a 22-in bicycle for your birthday. What is the area of one of the wheels?
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Area of a circle is pi*r^2.
Here the diameter is 22 inches, so the radius is 11 inches.
The area of the bike wheel is thus A = pi * (11 inches)^2 = 121*pi sq in
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