Find the radius of a circle with an area of 380 square inches. Round your answer to the nearest hundredth

Step-by-step explanation:

Area of a circle is defined as

A = πr²

Where

A is the area of the circle

r Is the radius of the circle

π is a constant = 3.142

Then,

Given that the area is 380 in²

So,

A = πr²

380 = 3.142 × r²

Divide both side by 3.142

380 / 3.142 = 3.142 × r² / 3.142

111.372 = r²

Take square root of both sides

√111.372 = √r²

10.5533 = r

r = 10.5533 in

Nearest hundredth means to 2d.p

Therefore

r = 10.55 inches

11 in

Step-by-step explanation:

        Use this equation to find the radius when you know the area

      Divide

  Take the square root

r = 10.998 to the nearest hundredth is 11

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