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The following formula gives the area of a circle, A, dependent on its radius, r.
A = πr²
solve the equation for the variable r.
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Answer:
sqrt(A/pi), -sqrt(A/pi)
Explanation:
A=pi*r^2
r^2=A/pi
r=sqrt(A/pi), -sqrt(A/pi)
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