The diameter is 6cm. Find the area of the circle
It's so simple! We've learned four operations. They're all from grade six. Shake hands! 6 divided by 2 = 3cm, 3 times 3.14 = 9 times 3.14 = 28.26. You must give them to me. Don't owe me
The area ratio of the two circles AB is 4:25. The difference in radius is 6cm. What is the area of circle a in square centimeter?
a²π:b²π=4:25
a:b=2:5
5a=2b
b=a+6
5a=2a+12
3a=12
a=4
4²π=50.24
A: the area of a circle is 50.24 square centimeters
A. The area ratio of B is 4:25, the difference of radius is 6cm, and the area of a and B is () square centimeter
Let the radius of a and B be r and R respectively; the area is proportional to the square of the radius, so r = (5 / 2) r, and R-R = 6, then r = 10 and R = 4 can be obtained; the area of a and B can be obtained
If the radius of a circle is a centimeter and 2: a = A: 3, the area of the circle is () square centimeter
A. 23 π B. 6 π C. 6D
2: A = A: 3, a × a = 2 × 3, A2 = 6; therefore, the area of this circle is 6 π