Lacey VonRueden PhD
Nov 16, 2024
Find a function that models the area A of a circle in terms of its circumference C.?
I am looking for a function that models the area ( A ) of a circle in terms of its circumference ( C ). Can anyone help me understand how to derive this relationship? Thank you!
3 Answers
Circumference: c=2(pi)r The issues that are common between those 2 take place to be the radius and pi. a=(pi)r^2 you may multiply the circumference function by applying r and divide it by applying 2 to get the radius function, hence: a=(c*r)/2
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