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If D is the diameter of a circle then its area is

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diameter is twice the radius of a circle.

the area of a circle is π (pi) times the radius squared.

so, in this case, you'd write the radius as d/2 because it's half of the diameter and you're given the diameter.

your answer would be π times (d/2)^2.

hope i helped! good luck.

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