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Find the area and circumference. round to the nearest tenth​

Find the area and circumference. round to the nearest tenth​-example-1

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Answer:


A=615.75 \text{ in}^2


C=87.96 \text{ in}

Explanation:

We can find the area and circumference of this circle by plugging the given radius length (14 in) into the area and circumference formulas.


A=\pi r^2


A=\pi (14)^2


\boxed{A=196\pi \text{ in}^2}


\boxed{A\approx 615.75}


C=2\pi r


C = 2\pi(14)


\boxed{C=28\pi \text{ in}}


\boxed{C\approx87.96}

Remember that the units for area are length² because it involves multiplying a length by a length (in this case, squaring the radius), while the units for circumference (perimeter) are just length because circumference is the distance around the outside of the circle.

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