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How do I find the area of a circle using circumference?

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We know that the circumference has the following formula:


\text{C = 2}\cdot\pi\cdot r

and that the formula for the area of a circle is:


A\text{ = }\pi\cdot r^2

Therefore, by means of the circle formula we solve the radius, like this:


\text{r = }(C)/(2\pi)

Now, we simply replace in the area formula, as follows:


\text{A = }\pi\cdot((C)/(2\pi))^2

In this way, you would have the area of the circle as a function of the circumference.

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