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Solve for π a=πr^2 ^2 is an exponent

Solve for π a=πr^2 ^2 is an exponent
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Solve for π
a=πr^2

^2 is an exponent

User RolandJS
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a=πr²
divide by r²

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

although I'm unsure why you would solve for π, because it is a constant fixed at ~3.14...

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