We need to find the circumference and area of three circles. Circle 1 has a diameter of 25 m. Circle 2 has a radius of 4.8 yd. Circle 3 has a radius of 7.5 in.

GeometryCirclesCircumferenceAreaMeasurementUnits Conversion (Implicit)
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1. Problem Description

We need to find the circumference and area of three circles.
Circle 1 has a diameter of 25 m.
Circle 2 has a radius of 4.8 yd.
Circle 3 has a radius of 7.5 in.

2. Solution Steps

For Circle 1:
The diameter, dd, is 25 m.
The radius, rr, is d/2=25/2=12.5d/2 = 25/2 = 12.5 m.
The circumference, CC, is given by the formula:
C=2πr=πdC = 2 \pi r = \pi d
C=π(25)78.54C = \pi (25) \approx 78.54 m
The area, AA, is given by the formula:
A=πr2A = \pi r^2
A=π(12.5)2=π(156.25)490.87A = \pi (12.5)^2 = \pi (156.25) \approx 490.87 m2^2
For Circle 2:
The radius, rr, is 4.8 yd.
The circumference, CC, is given by the formula:
C=2πrC = 2 \pi r
C=2π(4.8)=9.6π30.16C = 2 \pi (4.8) = 9.6 \pi \approx 30.16 yd
The area, AA, is given by the formula:
A=πr2A = \pi r^2
A=π(4.8)2=π(23.04)72.38A = \pi (4.8)^2 = \pi (23.04) \approx 72.38 yd2^2
For Circle 3:
The radius, rr, is 7.5 in.
The circumference, CC, is given by the formula:
C=2πrC = 2 \pi r
C=2π(7.5)=15π47.12C = 2 \pi (7.5) = 15 \pi \approx 47.12 in
The area, AA, is given by the formula:
A=πr2A = \pi r^2
A=π(7.5)2=π(56.25)176.71A = \pi (7.5)^2 = \pi (56.25) \approx 176.71 in2^2

3. Final Answer

Circle 1:
Circumference: Approximately 78.54 m
Area: Approximately 490.87 m2^2
Circle 2:
Circumference: Approximately 30.16 yd
Area: Approximately 72.38 yd2^2
Circle 3:
Circumference: Approximately 47.12 in
Area: Approximately 176.71 in2^2

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