Area of a Circle | Beat the Calculator #shorts



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  1. First of all , pi = 3.142 is approximate value .
    Convert it into rectangular or Cartesian co ordinate system , by drawing perpendicular lines I.e x and y axis.
    It produce, 4 square of Equivalent area and remaining portion be converted in terms of small square.
    4 × 1/2. 2^2 = 8 , now , a^2 + b^2 = c^2
    2a^2 = c^2
    C = root 2 a = 2root 2
    4 portion/ ( 2 root 2)^2 = 1/2
    8 . 1/2 = 4 , 4/ 4 = 1 as 90 ^0/ 360 ^0 = 1/4 , so 4/4 = 1
    8 +4 +1 = 13 square cm approximately.

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