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How many square inches are there in a 1 inch circle? - Answers

Assuming that 1inch is your diameter, your radius is, of course, 0.5. Since the area of a circle is expressed asA=(pi)r2simply plug in the radius to this equation. You will get your area to be pi*0.25in2, which is roughly equal to 0.78539inches2.



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Assuming that 1inch is your diameter, your radius is, of course, 0.5. Since the area of a circle is expressed asA=(pi)r2simply plug in the radius to this equation. You will get your area to be pi*0.25in2, which is roughly equal to 0.78539inches2.



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How many square inches are there in a 1 inch circle? - Answers

Assuming that 1inch is your diameter, your radius is, of course, 0.5. Since the area of a circle is expressed asA=(pi)r2simply plug in the radius to this equation. You will get your area to be pi*0.25in2, which is roughly equal to 0.78539inches2.

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