This math topic focuses on understanding and calculating the area of a "circle donut". More specifically, it requires finding the outer radius of the donut, given its area and inner radius. This relates to the broader field of Geometry - Circle Area, Sectors, and Donuts. Questions present multiple choice answers for students to select from, enhancing their problem-solving skills in geometrical calculations related to circle areas.
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Find the outer radius of the donut with an area of 60 π and an inner radius of 2
Math worksheet on 'Area of a Circle Donut From Inner Radius and Area to Outer Radius (Equation) (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Geometry - Circle Area, Sectors and Donuts - Intro' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/geometry_circles_sector_donut_area_logic_intro/ |
Find the outer radius of the donut with an area of 77 π and an inner radius of 2 |
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Find the outer radius of the donut with an area of 9 π and an inner radius of 4 |
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Find the outer radius of the donut with an area of 20 π and an inner radius of 4 |
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Find the outer radius of the donut with an area of 16 π and an inner radius of 3 |
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Find the outer radius of the donut with an area of 5 π and an inner radius of 2 |
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Find the outer radius of the donut with an area of 63 π and an inner radius of 1 |
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Find the outer radius of the donut with an area of 40 π and an inner radius of 3 |
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