The Maths Prof: Circle Area EXAM QUESTIONS

This video includes a variety of exam questions related to CIRCLE AREA (e.g. find the area of the shaded region). If you like, grab a pen, some paper and your calculator to have a go at some yourself! You can forward to the end of each example to check if your answer is correct... :-)
Answer to question 1 at 1:40
Answer to question 2 at 3:59
Answer to question 3 at 6:14
Answer to question 4 at 9:50
Answer to question 5 at 11:59

[@SIRMAPANDAONLINE]

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[@inspirationworld2004]

Adam you are great, fantastic and good teacher I ever seen.you make me to love and understand mathematics.thank you

[@abanyoerick3186]

You are a good teacher

[@chalokips7712]

Bravo thumbs up mmmm I was carrying out the calculations a head of you it was awesome I scored everything right except the last one I just mess up a little bit thanks madam you are awesome teacher ever

[@lchirisa]

MUCH APPRECIATED

[@kpopent9971]

Thank you!!!!

[@georgesadler7830]

Miss Math Prof, thank you for an awesome video/lecture on Finding the Areas of Circles.

[@saniyahussain3253]

thank you for these videos. they help me a lot xx

[@shelly-annwilliams3694]

I understand your videos, but I wish you show working, without the use of a calculator, step by step as expected in an exam. Working on my own, but not getting the answer. Also what figure you used for pie

[@znajmii]

4:04 where does it say the shaded part is 1m? how did u calculate it

[@lukeskytrons7599]

It does say it.. it's a little blur though

[@osagieaitokhuehi4732]

Thanks to you prof.

[@eliassantiz9817]

Exclelnet teacher

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nah thank you for this helping me a lot

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I understand some.

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I lived in India

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prakash chandra what tf does this have to do-

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You

[@adamzahari4844]

formula of area of a square is length times width

[@sarahbob3346]

thats for the rectangle

[@2wondertalesTV]

@@sarahbob3346 its the same formula for square to

[@definitelynotyourbestfriend]

​@@2wondertalesTVno it isnt for a square its either length squared of lenght times lenth