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Another way other than A=C2/4PI to find area when given circumference

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Recall the formula for the area and circumference.
Area of a circle:
\pi \cdot r^(2)
Circumference of a circle:
2\pi \cdot r

Now, we can make
\pi the subject in the circumference and substitute that into the area.


C = 2\pi r

(C)/(2r) = \pi

Substitute it in place of
\pi.

A = \pi \cdot r^(2)

A = (C)/(2r) \cdot r^(2)

A = (C \cdot r)/(2)
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