Question

12

The units are in yards.
8. Explain the mathematical process that you would go through to determine the diameter of the circle?
(A.) What formulas/properties did you use?
(B.) How did you solve to formula to arrive at the answer?

Answer 1

6√2

Explanation:

So the diagonal of a square is equal to √2 times the length of the side of the square. Working backwards that would mean: 12/√2 = side of square

this means that the side of the square is 6√2

The side of the square is also the diameter of the circle.

I'm not sure this was the type of formula you're looking for but I hope it helped!