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Question 1 of 9
1. Question
Find the area of the circleRound your answer to 11 decimal placeUse π=3.14π=3.14- Area =Area = (78.5, 78.6) cm2cm2
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Area of a Circle Formula
Area=π×Area=π×radius2radius2Given Lengths
radius=5radius=5Solve for the area using the formula: A=πA=πr2r2AreaArea == π×π×radius2radius2 Area of a Circle Formula == 3.14×3.14×5252 Plug in the known values == 3.14×253.14×25 Evaluate == 78.5 cm278.5 cm2 The given measurements are in centimetres, so the area is measured as square centimetresArea=78.5 cm2Area=78.5 cm2The answer will depend on which ππ you use.In this solution we used: π=3.14π=3.14.Using Answer π=3.14π=3.14 78.5 cm278.5 cm2 π=3.141592654π=3.141592654 78.5 cm278.5 cm2 π=227π=227 78.6 cm278.6 cm2 -
Question 2 of 9
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Find the area of the CircleRound your answer to 11 decimal placeUse π=3.141592654π=3.141592654- Area =Area = (254.5, 254.3, 254.6) mm2mm2
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Area of a Circle Formula
Area=π×Area=π×radius2radius2Given Lengths
diameter=18diameter=18First, find the radius of the circle. Note that the radius is half of the diameter.radiusradius == diameter2diameter2 == 182182 radiusradius == 99 Finally, solve for the area using the formula: A=πA=πr2r2AreaArea == π×π×radius2radius2 Area of a Circle Formula == 3.141592654×3.141592654×9292 Plug in the known values == 3.141592654×813.141592654×81 Evaluate == 254.46900254.46900 == 254.5 mm2254.5 mm2 Rounded to 11 decimal place The given measurements are in millimetres, so the area is measured as square millimetresArea=254.5 mm2Area=254.5 mm2The answer will depend on which ππ you use.In this solution we used: π=3.141592654π=3.141592654.Using Answer π=3.141592654π=3.141592654 254.5 mm2254.5 mm2 π=3.14π=3.14 254.3 mm2254.3 mm2 π=227π=227 254.6 mm2254.6 mm2 -
Question 3 of 9
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Find the area of the circleRound your answer to 11 decimal placeUse π=3.14π=3.14- Area =Area = (346.2, 346.4, 346.5) m2m2
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Area of a Circle Formula
Area=π×Area=π×radius2radius2Given Lengths
diameter=21diameter=21First, find the radius of the circle. Note that the radius is half of the diameterradiusradius == diameter2diameter2 == 212212 radiusradius == 10.510.5 Finally, solve for the area using the formula: A=πA=πr2r2AreaArea == π×π×radius2radius2 Area of a Circle Formula == 3.14×3.14×10.5210.52 Plug in the known values == 3.14×110.253.14×110.25 Evaluate == 346.185346.185 == 346.2 m2346.2 m2 Rounded to 11 decimal place The given measurements are in metres, so the area is measured as square metresArea=346.2 m2Area=346.2 m2The answer will depend on which ππ you use.In this solution we used: π=3.14π=3.14.Using Answer π=3.14π=3.14 346.2 m2346.2 m2 π=3.141592654π=3.141592654 346.4 m2346.4 m2 π=227π=227 346.5 m2346.5 m2 -
Question 4 of 9
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Find the area of the CircleRound your answer to 11 decimal placeUse π=3.14π=3.14- Area =Area = (452.2, 452.4, 452.6) m2m2
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Area of a Circle Formula
Area=π×Area=π×radius2radius2Given Lengths
diameter=24diameter=24First, find the radius of the circle. Note that the radius is half of the diameterradiusradius == diameter2diameter2 == 242242 radiusradius == 1212 Finally, solve for the area using the formula: A=πA=πr2r2AreaArea == π×π×radius2radius2 Area of a Circle Formula == 3.14×3.14×122122 Plug in the known values == 3.14×1443.14×144 Evaluate == 452.16452.16 == 452.2 m2452.2 m2 Rounded to 11 decimal place The given measurements are in metres, so the area is measured as square metresArea=452.2 m2Area=452.2 m2The answer will depend on which ππ you use.In this solution we used: π=3.14π=3.14.Using Answer π=3.14π=3.14 452.2 m2452.2 m2 π=3.141592654π=3.141592654 452.4 m2452.4 m2 π=227π=227 452.6 m2452.6 m2 -
Question 5 of 9
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Find the area of the CircleRound your answer to 11 decimal placeUse π=3.14π=3.14- Area =Area = (149.5, 149.6) km2km2
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Area of a Circle Formula
Area=π×Area=π×radius2radius2Given Lengths
diameter=13.8diameter=13.8First, find the radius of the circle
Note that the radius is half of the diameterradiusradius == diameter2diameter2 == 13.8213.82 radiusradius == 6.96.9 Finally, solve for the area using the formula: A=πA=πr2r2AreaArea == π×π×radius2radius2 Area of a Circle Formula == 3.14×3.14×6.926.92 Plug in the known values == 3.14×47.613.14×47.61 Evaluate == 149.4954149.4954 == 149.5 km2149.5 km2 Rounded to 11 decimal place The given measurements are in kilometres, so the area is measured as square kilometresArea=149.5 km2Area=149.5 km2The answer will depend on which ππ you use.In this solution we used: π=3.14π=3.14.Using Answer π=3.14π=3.14 149.5 km2149.5 km2 π=3.141592654π=3.141592654 149.6 km2149.6 km2 π=227π=227 149.6 km2149.6 km2 -
Question 6 of 9
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Find the area of the CircleRound your answer to 11 decimal placeUse π=3.14π=3.14- Area =Area = (12.6) cm2cm2
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Area of a Circle Formula
Area=π×Area=π×radius2radius2Given Lengths
diameter=4diameter=4First, find the radius of the circle
Note that the radius is half of the diameterradiusradius == diameter2diameter2 == 4242 radiusradius == 22 Finally, solve for the area using the formula: A=πA=πr2r2AreaArea == π×π×radius2radius2 Area of a Circle Formula == 3.14×3.14×2222 Plug in the known values == 3.14×43.14×4 Evaluate == 12.5612.56 == 12.6 cm212.6 cm2 Rounded to 11 decimal place The given measurements are in centimetres, so the area is measured as square centimetresArea=12.6 cm2Area=12.6 cm2The answer will depend on which ππ you use.In this solution we used: π=3.14π=3.14.Using Answer π=3.14π=3.14 12.6 cm212.6 cm2 π=3.141592654π=3.141592654 12.6 cm212.6 cm2 π=227π=227 12.6 cm212.6 cm2 -
Question 7 of 9
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Find the area of the orange-shaded region.The given measurements are in centimetres.Round your answer to 11 decimal place.π=3.14π=3.14- Area =Area = (103.7, 103.6) cm2cm2
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Area of a Circle Formula
Area=π×Area=π×radius2radius2Given Lengths
radiusradius (Whole Circle)=7=7thicknessthickness (Shaded Region)=3=3First, solve for the area of the Whole CircleAreaAreaWhole CircleWhole Circle == π×π×radius2radius2 == 3.14×3.14×7272 AreaArea == 153.86 cm2153.86 cm2 Find the radius of the Inner Circle by subtracting the thickness of the shaded region from the radius of the Whole Circle.radiusradiusInner CircleInner Circle == radiusradius-−thicknessthickness == 77-−33 == 4 cm4 cm Next, find the area of the Inner CircleAreaAreaInner CircleInner Circle == π×π×radius2radius2 == 3.14×3.14×4242 AreaArea == 50.24 cm250.24 cm2 Finally, subtract the area of the Inner Circle from the area of the Whole CircleFinal AreaFinal Area == 153.86153.86-−50.2450.24 == 103.62103.62 == 103.6 cm2103.6 cm2 Rounded to 11 decimal place The given measurements are in centimetres, so the area is measured as square centimetresArea=103.6 cm2Area=103.6 cm2The answer will depend on which ππ you use.In this solution we used: π=3.14π=3.14.Using Answer π=3.14π=3.14 103.6 cm2103.6 cm2 π=3.141592654π=3.141592654 103.7 cm2103.7 cm2 π=227π=227 103.7 cm2103.7 cm2 -
Question 8 of 9
8. Question
Find the area of the yellow-shaded region.Round your answer to 11 decimal placeUse π=3.14π=3.14- Area =Area = (50.2, 50.3) cm2cm2
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Area of a Semicircle Formula
Area=12×π×Area=12×π×radius2radius2Given Lengths
radiusradius (Whole Semicircle)=9=9thicknessthickness (Shaded Region)=2=2First, solve for the area of the Whole SemicircleAreaAreaWhole SemicircleWhole Semicircle == 12×π×12×π×radius2radius2 == 12×3.14×12×3.14×9292 AreaArea == 127.17 cm2127.17 cm2 Find the radius of the Inner Semicircle by subtracting the thickness of the shaded region from the radius of the Whole Semicircle.radiusradiusInner SemicircleInner Semicircle == radiusradius-−thicknessthickness == 99-−22 == 7 cm7 cm Next, find the area of the Inner SemicircleAreaAreaInner SemicircleInner Semicircle == 12×π×12×π×radius2radius2 == 12×3.14×12×3.14×7272 AreaArea == 76.93 cm276.93 cm2 Finally, subtract the area of the Inner Semicircle from the area of the Whole SemicircleFinal AreaFinal Area == 127.17127.17-−76.9376.93 == 50.2450.24 == 50.2 cm250.2 cm2 Rounded to 11 decimal place The given measurements are in centimetres, so the area is measured as square centimetresArea=50.2 cm2Area=50.2 cm2The answer will depend on which ππ you use.In this solution we used: π=3.14π=3.14.Using Answer π=3.14π=3.14 50.2 cm250.2 cm2 π=3.141592654π=3.141592654 50.3 cm250.3 cm2 π=227π=227 50.3 cm250.3 cm2 -
Question 9 of 9
9. Question
Find the area of the yellow-shaded region.Round your answer to 22 decimal placesUse π=3.141592654π=3.141592654- Area =Area = (96.21, 96.16, 96.25) m2m2
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Area of a Semicircle Formula
Area=12×π×Area=12×π×radius2radius2Given Lengths
radiusradius (Larger Semicircle)=7=7diameterdiameter (Smaller Semicircle)=7First, solve for the area of the Larger SemicircleUse π=3.141592654 See π explainedAreaLarger Semicircle = 12×π×radius2 = 12×3.141592654×72 Area = 76.96902 m2 We can see on the image that the diameter of the Smaller Semicircle is 7We will use that to solve for the radius of the Smaller Semicircle, which is half of its diameterradiusSmaller Semicircle = diameter2 = 72 = 3.5 m Next, find the area of the Smaller SemicircleAreaSmaller Semicircle = 12×π×radius2 = 12×3.141592654×3.52 Area = 19.24225 m2 Finally, add the area of the Larger Semicircle and the area of the Smaller SemicircleFinal Area = 76.96902+19.24225 = 96.21127 = 96.21 m2 Rounded to 2 decimal places The given measurements are in metres, so the area is measured as square metresArea=96.21 m2The answer will depend on which π you use.In this solution we used: π=3.141592654.Using Answer π=3.141592654 96.21 m2 π=3.14 96.16 m2 π=227 96.25 m2