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Circumference=14.4
Area =?

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Answer:


a = (1296)/(5\pi)

Explanation:

Given:

C = 14,4 (circumference)

Find: A - ? (area)

Let's start by writing down both circumference and area formulas:


c = 2\pi * r


a = \pi * {r}^(2)

We can find the radius (r) from the 1st formula:


r = (c)/(2\pi) = (14.4)/(2\pi) =14 (4)/(10) * (1)/(2\pi) = (144)/(10) * (1)/(2\pi) = (144)/(20\pi) = (36)/(5\pi)

Now, that we know the length of the radius, we can find the area:


a = \pi *( { (36)/(5\pi) })^(2) = \frac{1296}{25 {\pi}^(2) } * (\pi)/(1) = (1296)/(25\pi)

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