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of a circle to any point on its outer circumference,

which is half the diameter.

The area of a circle is worked out by multiplying π

(Pi – 3.142) by the radius squared: Area = πr

2

.

And just a reminder that a number is squared if it

is multiplied by itself, and is represented by a

2

.

For example 5 x 5 = 5

2

Area = 2 m x 2 m (radius) x 3.142 = 12.568 m

2

or another way of writing it is:

Area = 2

2

m x 3.142 = 12.568 m

2