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What is \pi x^{2}? Please Help With This Question! Thx

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Understanding your post takes a bit of guesswork. I'm assuming you mean the following expression:

pi * r^2 ("pi times the square of the radius, r").

Unless you share the value of "x," we can't go any further. The intermediate answer is

pi * x^2.

If x represented the radius of a circle, and if x=3 inches, then the area of the circle would be

A = pi * (3 inches)^2, or p * 9, or 9 * pi.

Or you could approximate pi with "3.14": Area = A = 3.14 * 9. Evaluate this to 2 decimal places.
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