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Find the area of this circle. Use 3 for .
A = 7r2
18 in
[?] in2

Find the area of this circle. Use 3 for . A = 7r2 18 in [?] in2-example-1
User Alex Myers
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Answer:

Area of a circle = πr^2 if pi here = 3

then (3 × 81) in^2 = 243 in^2

Hope it helps

User Oswaldo Salazar
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Answer:

The area of circle is 254.34 in².

Step-by-step Step-by-step explanation:

Given :


  • \small\purple\bull Diameter of circle = 18 in

To Find :


  • \small\purple\bull Radius of circle

  • \small\purple\bull Area of circle

Using Formulas :


\star{\small{\underline{\boxed{\sf{\pink{R = (D)/(2)}}}}}}


  • \blue\star R = radius

  • \blue\star D = diameter


\star{\small{\underline{\boxed{\sf{\pink{Area_((Circle)) = \pi{r}^(2) }}}}}}


  • \blue\star π = 3.14

  • \blue\star r = radius

Solution :

Here we have given that diameter of circle is 18 in. So, finding the radius of circle :


\implies{\sf{Radius = (D)/(2)}}


\implies{\sf{Radius = (18)/(2)}}


\implies{\sf{Radius = \cancel{(18)/(2)}}}


\implies{\sf{Radius = 9 \: in}}


\star{\underline{\boxed{\sf{\red{Radius = 9 \: in}}}}}

Hence, the radius of circle is 9 in.


\rule{200}2

Now, we know the radius of circle is 9 in. So, finding the area of circle by substituting the values in the formula :


\implies{\sf{Area_((Circle)) = \pi{r}^(2)}}


\implies{\sf{Area_((Circle)) = 3.14* {(9)}^(2)}}


\implies{\sf{Area_((Circle)) = 3.14* {(9 * 9)}}}


\implies{\sf{Area_((Circle)) = 3.14* (81)}}


\implies{\sf{Area_((Circle)) = (314)/(100) * 81}}


\implies{\sf{Area_((Circle)) = (314 * 81)/(100)}}


\implies{\sf{Area_((Circle)) = (25434)/(100)}}


\implies{\sf{Area_((Circle)) = 254.34 \: {in}^(2) }}


{\star{\underline{\boxed{\sf{\red{Area_((Circle)) = 254.34 \: {in}^(2)}}}}}}

Hence, the area of circle is 254.34 in².


\rule{300}{1.5}