SOLUTION: A trampoline has diameter of 10 feet what is it area

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Question 546143: A trampoline has diameter of 10 feet what is it area
Answer by neatmath(302) About Me  (Show Source):
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We can assume that this is a round trampoline.

If the diameter is 10 feet, then the radius is half of that, or 5 feet.

Then we just need to use the Area of a Circle formula:

A=pi%2Ar%5E2 where pi is the value 3.1415926....

So we just need to substitute our value of 5 in for r:

A=pi%2A5%5E2

A=pi%2A25

A=25%2Api

25%2Api feet squared is the EXACT answer, and we surely didn't need a calulator for this one.

However, a real world answer is probably more appropriate if you were trying to measure the area.

So we will use the value of 3.14 for pi to approximate the area:

A=25%2A3.14

A=78.5

So the area of our trampoline is about 78.5 feet squared.

I hope this helps! :)