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Circumference and Circle Area: Practice

12 multiple-choice questions, progressively harder.

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  1. 1

    A circle has exact circumference 27.6π27.6\pi cm. What is its exact area?

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  2. 2

    A disk has area 98π98\pi square centimeters. What is its exact circumference?

    Circle and its supplied measurementA circle has its center marked O. A radius joins the center to the right edge. Only the supplied measurement is labeled.OrA = 98π cm²
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  3. 3

    A square of side 6.56.5 cm has all four vertices on a circle. What is the disk's exact area?

    A square inscribed in a circleAll four vertices of a square lie on the circle. The side length is given. The circle radius and diameter are not labeled.side = 6.5 cm
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  4. 4

    Two squares have the same positive side length. Circle I passes through the four vertices of its square. Circle II touches all four sides of its square from the inside. What is disk I's area divided by disk II's area?

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  5. 5

    A circle has radius 8.28.2 cm, and 3.14<π<3.153.14<\pi<3.15. The area estimate uses 3.143.14. Which positive number bounds the possible underestimate most tightly using these data?

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    For a radius-1010 circle, inscribed and circumscribed squares have areas 200200 and 400400 square units. What bounds on pi follow?

    A circle between two regular 4-gonsA solid blue regular polygon has its vertices on the circle. A red dashed regular polygon surrounds the circle, with each side tangent to it. The polygons have the same number of sides. The radius is marked; no circumference or area is printed.O10 units4 sides: finite approximation
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    At every arc bisection, a polygon side's squared length becomes less than half its previous value. An initial side is 1212 cm long. After four bisections, which bound is guaranteed from this fact?

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    A circle has radius 55 cm. A regular inscribed hexagon and a regular tangent hexagon with parallel sides bound it. Which pair gives their areas, inner first?

    A circle between two regular 6-gonsA solid blue regular polygon has its vertices on the circle. A red dashed regular polygon surrounds the circle, with each side tangent to it. The polygons have the same number of sides. The radius is marked; no circumference or area is printed.O5 cm6 sides: finite approximation
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  9. 9

    Two circles have circumferences 12π12\pi cm and 22π22\pi cm. What is the second disk's area divided by the first disk's area?

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  10. 10

    The inner-polygon area is Ph/2Ph/2. Which changes in PP and hh make it approach Cr/2Cr/2 in the circle-area argument?

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    A circle's radius increases by 15%15\%. Which pair gives the percentage increases in circumference and area?

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  12. 12

    Certified bounds give 31.232<C<31.23831.232<C<31.238, in centimeters. Which value of C rounded to the nearest hundredth is forced by these bounds alone?

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