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Does pi times the radius squared mean mutiply then divide by 2? - Answers

No. If you use the formula C=2(pi)(r) This mean you multiply pi=3.14 as an approximation ( if you want to find what pi equals for the question then go ahead and find both the diameter and circumference then divide the diameter by the circumference and that's what you use for pi for that problem) OK back to the question you multiply pi by 2 ( use 3.14 for pi) then once you get the product of pi times 2 then you multiply that by your radius. That's what that means. Hope you understand it if not just ask me and I'll try to explain in another way. (:



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No. If you use the formula C=2(pi)(r) This mean you multiply pi=3.14 as an approximation ( if you want to find what pi equals for the question then go ahead and find both the diameter and circumference then divide the diameter by the circumference and that's what you use for pi for that problem) OK back to the question you multiply pi by 2 ( use 3.14 for pi) then once you get the product of pi times 2 then you multiply that by your radius. That's what that means. Hope you understand it if not just ask me and I'll try to explain in another way. (:



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Does pi times the radius squared mean mutiply then divide by 2? - Answers

No. If you use the formula C=2(pi)(r) This mean you multiply pi=3.14 as an approximation ( if you want to find what pi equals for the question then go ahead and find both the diameter and circumference then divide the diameter by the circumference and that's what you use for pi for that problem) OK back to the question you multiply pi by 2 ( use 3.14 for pi) then once you get the product of pi times 2 then you multiply that by your radius. That's what that means. Hope you understand it if not just ask me and I'll try to explain in another way. (:

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      No. If you use the formula C=2(pi)(r) This mean you multiply pi=3.14 as an approximation ( if you want to find what pi equals for the question then go ahead and find both the diameter and circumference then divide the diameter by the circumference and that's what you use for pi for that problem) OK back to the question you multiply pi by 2 ( use 3.14 for pi) then once you get the product of pi times 2 then you multiply that by your radius. That's what that means. Hope you understand it if not just ask me and I'll try to explain in another way. (:

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