What is the difference between the areas of a circular table with diameter 6 ft and a circular table with diameter 8 ft? Round your answer to the nearest square foot.

a) 18 ft squared

b) 22 ft squared

c) 16 ft squares

d) 20 ft squared

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Lily Chavez

Mathematics

27 January, 21:43

What is the difference between the areas of a circular table with diameter 6 ft and a circular table with diameter 8 ft? Round your answer to the nearest square foot.

a) 18 ft squared

b) 22 ft squared

c) 16 ft squares

d) 20 ft squared

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Alonzo Erickson · Answer 1

If the diameter is given in a problem, area is computed as

A = (π/4) * D 2 where π is equal to 3.14

If D (diameter) of one circular table is 6 ft its Area is 28 sq ft.

If D of another circular is 8 ft its Area is 50 sq ft.

The difference between the areas of the two tables is, therefore (50-28) or 22 sq. ft.

What is the difference between the areas of a circular table with diameter 6 ft and a circular table with diameter 8 ft? Round your answer to the nearest square foot.a) 18 ft squaredb) 22 ft squaredc) 16 ft squaresd) 20 ft squared

What is the difference between the areas of a circular table with diameter 6 ft and a circular table with diameter 8 ft? Round your answer to the nearest square foot.

a) 18 ft squared

b) 22 ft squared

c) 16 ft squares

d) 20 ft squared