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Circle – Area – Worksheet A
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How can we estimate the area of the circle?
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How can we estimate the area of the circle? 9 units2
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Area of the square = 4 ×22 2 cm Area of the circle ≈ 3 4 ×4 ×22 3×22
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Instead of multiplying by 4 to get the area of the square,
4 ×22 2 cm Area of the circle = 3.14…×22 This is Pi, π Instead of multiplying by 4 to get the area of the square, We multiply by …
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Discovering the Area of a Circle
Part A 1) Estimate the area of the shaded shape. (Hint: Use rectangles, then estimate the remaining pieces.) 2) Calculate the area of each square. 3) What fraction of the square is shaded? ① 3 4 Your estimate for the shaded fraction ➜ Shaded Area ≈ units2 Square Area = units2 Shaded area as a fraction ≈ 16 36 Shaded Area ≈ units2 Square Area = units2 Shaded area as a fraction ≈ 78 100 Shaded Area ≈ units2 Square Area = units2 Shaded area as a fraction ≈ Part B 1) Calculate the area of each square. 2) Use your answer from Part A to calculate the area of each circle. 2 cm 5 cm 5 cm 2 cm 3 cm 3 cm Area = 16 cm2 Area ≈ 12 cm2 Area = 36 cm2 Area ≈ 27 cm2 Area = cm2 Area ≈ 75 cm2 Part C You now have a formula for the area of a circle! Use the formula to find the area of this circle. 𝑥 cm 𝑥 cm 𝑥 cm 3 4 ×4𝑥2 cm 𝑥 cm 6 cm Express the area of this square. Express the area of the circle using the fraction. Area = 𝑥2 Area = 4𝑥2 Simplify the expression. Area = 3𝑥2 Area ≈ cm2
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Discovering the Area of a Circle
Part A ② What fraction is the area of the circle compared to the total square? Shaded Fraction ≈ Shaded Fraction ≈ Shaded Fraction ≈ Part B Part C 𝑥 cm With algebra, write an expression for the area of the square. Use your fraction from Part A to write an expression for the area of the circle. 6 cm Calculate the area of the square. Use your answer from Part A to calculate the area of the circle. 𝑆𝑞𝑢𝑎𝑟𝑒= 4𝑥2 Area ≈144 × 3 4 ≈108 𝑐𝑚2 𝐶𝑖𝑟𝑐𝑙𝑒≈3𝑥2
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Discovering the Area of a Circle
Part A 1) Estimate the area of the shaded shape. (Hint: Use rectangles, then estimate the remaining pieces.) 2) Calculate the area of each square. 3) What fraction of the square is shaded? ① 3 4 Your estimate for the shaded fraction ➜ Shaded Area ≈ units2 Square Area = units2 Shaded area as a fraction ≈ 16 36 Shaded Area ≈ units2 Square Area = units2 Shaded area as a fraction ≈ 78 100 Shaded Area ≈ units2 Square Area = units2 Shaded area as a fraction ≈ Part B 1) Calculate the area of each square. 2) Use your answer from Part A to calculate the area of each circle. 2 cm 5 cm 5 cm 2 cm 3 cm 3 cm Area = 16 cm2 Area ≈ 12 cm2 Area = 36 cm2 Area ≈ 27 cm2 Area = cm2 Area ≈ 75 cm2 Part C You now have a formula for the area of a circle! Use the formula to find the area of this circle. 𝑥 cm 𝑥 cm 𝑥 cm 𝑥 cm 6 cm Express the area of this square. Express the area of the circle using the fraction. Area = 𝑥2 Area = 4𝑥2 Simplify the expression. Area = 3𝑥2 Area ≈ cm2
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Discovering the Area of a Circle
Part A ② What fraction is the area of the circle compared to the total square? Shaded Fraction ≈ Shaded Fraction ≈ Shaded Fraction ≈ Part B Part C 𝑥 cm With algebra, write an expression for the area of the square. Use your fraction from Part A to write an expression for the area of the circle. 6 cm Calculate the area of the square. Use your answer from Part A to calculate the area of the circle. Area ≈144 × 3 4 ≈108 𝑐𝑚2
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