Saturday, January 3, 2015

Find the circumference of the circle if the area is 36 m^2.

Given the area of the circle is 36
m^2


We need to find the
circumference.


First we need to determine the value of the
radius.


We will use the area of a circle formula to
calculate the radius.


We know that: A = r^2 * pi =
36


Now we will divide by
pi.


==> r^2 =
36/pi


==> r= 3.39 m (
approx.)


Now we will calculate the
circumference.


We know that: C =
2*pi*r


==> c = 2*3.14* 3.39 = 21.27 m
(approx.)


Then, the circumference of the
circle is 21.27 m.

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