Prove that pi = area /radius^2 or perimeter / diameter.
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Area of circle = π x r^2
=>>>>>>>>>>=>
=>π x r^2 = area of circle
=>π = area of circle/r^2 ( by transversing)
Hence proved.
=>>>>>>>>>>=>
=>π x r^2 = area of circle
=>π = area of circle/r^2 ( by transversing)
Hence proved.
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Answer:
Area of a circle whose radius is r =
π r^2
Hence,
Area/ r^2= πr^2/r^2
= π
Perimeter of a circle whose radius is r= 2πr
Hence,
Perimeter/ diameter=2πr/2r
=π
Therefore,
π=area/r= perimeter /diameter
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