Area of a Circle

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Chovymaker

In geometry, the area enclosed by a circle of radius r is πr2. Here the Greek letter π represents the constant ratio of the circumference of any circle to its diameter, approximately equal to 3.1416.

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and what represents the constant of this ratio?

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TenZ constant

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buldO

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checks out

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πr^2

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^^

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this is not python bro

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actually πr2=π^2

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9.8696044?

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mb sorry

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Chovymaker

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I was going to say πr2=πr^2

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not even a good fact, everyone knows this above grade 5

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I will be surprised

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i mean im in 3rd grade so

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you thought vlr users are over grade 5?!

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you learn it that late??

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22/7 supremacy

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22/7 is not an accurate representation of the irrational number that is pi.

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3 Supremacy

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3.1415926535897932384626433832795 supremacy

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This is very interesting, the ratio between a diameter and its circumference is found by a basic pythagorean equation which not only proves the pythagorean theorem but also proves the existence of pi.

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Ratio of radius and diameter? 1/2?

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Cresp

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I am sorry i meant to say diameter and its circumference

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Area could also be pi/4*d^2

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based af + could also be pi(diameter/2)*2