Homework Help: math

Posted by chemiii on Thursday, October 26, 2006 at 9:22pm.

how do i get the area of a circle?????????????

area of a circle=pi * radius * radius

huh

what huh

radius is the measuremnt from the center of the circule so Pi also known as 3.14 multiplyed by radius squared or known as radius times radius

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