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Building your first Simulation Area of a circle. Peadar Harvey

Resources Completed Scratch Project https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/246593528/ Video Tutorial https://www.useloom.com/share/77b524c183014ced92d41a524ee92a 99

Step 1 Change the Sprite to a Ball.

Step 2 Create a variable called Radius.

Step 3 Add it to a event and give it a value of 10.

Step 4 Create a second variable called Area of a Circle.

Step 5 Create the equation needed to work out the area of a circle.

Step 6 Complete the code by changing the area of the circle depending on the radius.