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A circular jar lid has a circumference of 66 cm. Find the area of the lid. Use π = (answer in ).

Class 7Perimeter and AreaPerimeter and Area
  • A1386
  • B33
  • C693
  • D346.5

Step-by-Step Solution

First get the radius: → cm. Then . Using the diameter 21 cm as the radius gives the trap 1386; forgetting to square gives 33; 693 is twice the correct area.
Answer: D) 346.5

Key idea: Area of a circle

**Area of a circle = π × .**

Note it's squared, not . So if , area = π × 49 (not π × 14).

Example cm, π = .

Example cm, π ≈ 3.14): A ≈ .

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