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    The document defines the formulas for calculating the circumference and area of circles. Circumference is calculated as π x diameter, while area is calculated as π x radius squared. Several example problems are provided to demonstrate calculating circumference and area using these formulas. The problems include full circles as well as a semi-circle.

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    The document defines the formulas for calculating the circumference and area of circles. Circumference is calculated as π x diameter, while area is calculated as π x radius squared. Several example problems are provided to demonstrate calculating circumference and area using these formulas. The problems include full circles as well as a semi-circle.

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    The document defines the formulas for calculating the circumference and area of circles. Circumference is calculated as π x diameter, while area is calculated as π x radius squared. Several example problems are provided to demonstrate calculating circumference and area using these formulas. The problems include full circles as well as a semi-circle.

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    The document defines the formulas for calculating the circumference and area of circles. Circumference is calculated as π x diameter, while area is calculated as π x radius squared. Several example problems are provided to demonstrate calculating circumference and area using these formulas. The problems include full circles as well as a semi-circle.

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    Name: Date: .

    Circles.

    The circumference is the distance round the Area is measured in square units.
    outside of a circle. The formula is: The formula for the area of a circle is:
    Circumference = π x diameter = πd Area = π x (radius)² = πr²

    radius
    diameter
    Example: Example:
    Area = π x 3²

    3cm
    4cm

    Circumference = π x 4 = 12.6cm
    = π x 9 = 28.3cm² (to 1d.p)
    (to 1d.p)

    Use the formulae to solve the following problems.

    1 2 3

    Calculate the circumference Calculate the circumference Calculate the circumference


    and area of this circle. and area of this circle. and area of this circle.

    4cm
    6cm

    9cm

    4 5 6

    Calculate the circumference Calculate the diameter of a Calculate the radius of a circle
    and area of this circle. circle if its circumference is if its circumference is 37.7cm.
    25.1cm.
    5cm

    7 8 9

    Calculate the radius of a circle Calculate the diameter of a Calculate the perimeter and
    if its area is 153.9cm². circle if its area is 113.1cm². area of this semi-circle.

    10cm
    Answers:

    1) Circumference = π x 6 = 18.8cm (to 1d.p)

    Area = π x 3² = 28.3cm² (to 1d.p)

    2) Circumference = π x 9 = 28.3cm (to 1d.p)

    Area = π x 4.5² = 63.6cm² (to 1d.p)

    3) Circumference = π x 8 = 25.1cm (to 1d.p)

    Area = π x 4² = 50.3cm² (to 1d.p)

    4) Circumference = π x 10 = 31.4cm (to 1d.p)

    Area = π x 5² = 78.5cm² (to 1d.p)

    5) d = 25.1 ÷ π = 8 (nearest whole number)

    6) d = 37.7 ÷ π, ∴ r = (37.7 ÷ π) ÷ 2 = 6cm (nearest whole number)

    7) r² = 153.9 ÷ π, ∴ r = √(153.9 ÷ π) = 7cm (nearest whole number)

    8) r² = 113.1 ÷ π, ∴ r = √(113.1 ÷ π) and d = 2 x √(113.1 ÷ π) = 12cm (nearest


    whole number)

    9) Perimeter = ½ (π x 10) + 10 = 25.7cm (to 1d.p)

    Area = ½(π x 5²) = 39.3cm² (to 1d.p)

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