Area of Circles
The area of a circle is π times the radius squared: A = πr². The radius runs from the center to the edge, so it is half the diameter. Square the radius first, then multiply by π, about 3.14. The answer is always in square units.
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The area of a circle is π times the radius squared: A = πr². The radius runs from the center to the edge, so it is half the diameter. Square the radius first, then multiply by π, about 3.14. The answer is always in square units.