Suppose the diameter of a circle is 10. What is its area?

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Question: Suppose the diameter of a circle is 10. What is its area?

The area of a circle is given by the formula,

A = πR^2

or

A = πD^2/4

Where R is the radius

or D is the diameter.

We have D = 10.

Hence A = πD^2/4 = π(10)^2/4 = 100π/4 = 25π

Answer: Area = square units

by Level 11 User (81.5k points)
Diameter of a circle=10

or,2r=10[since,diameter=2*radius]

or,r=5 unit

Area of the circle=pye r^2 unit^2

                         =pye 5^2   unit^2

                         =25 pye  unit^2
by Level 3 User (2.2k points)
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25π unit^2
by Level 4 User (7.9k points)

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