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    Area of A CIRCLE - MATH 5

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    The document provides examples of calculating the area of circular plots of land, circular baked goods, and circular playgrounds using the formula: Area = π x Radius2. It demonstrates finding the areas for various circles with different radii, including a circular plot of land measuring 10m from the center to the border, a biko with a diameter of 100cm, and a playground with a radius of 50m. It also includes group activities and homework assignments for students to practice calculating circular areas.

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    The document provides examples of calculating the area of circular plots of land, circular baked goods, and circular playgrounds using the formula: Area = π x Radius2. It demonstrates finding the areas for various circles with different radii, including a circular plot of land measuring 10m from the center to the border, a biko with a diameter of 100cm, and a playground with a radius of 50m. It also includes group activities and homework assignments for students to practice calculating circular areas.

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    The document provides examples of calculating the area of circular plots of land, circular baked goods, and circular playgrounds using the formula: Area = π x Radius2. It demonstrates finding the areas for various circles with different radii, including a circular plot of land measuring 10m from the center to the border, a biko with a diameter of 100cm, and a playground with a radius of 50m. It also includes group activities and homework assignments for students to practice calculating circular areas.

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    Area of A CIRCLE - MATH 5

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    The document provides examples of calculating the area of circular plots of land, circular baked goods, and circular playgrounds using the formula: Area = π x Radius2. It demonstrates finding the areas for various circles with different radii, including a circular plot of land measuring 10m from the center to the border, a biko with a diameter of 100cm, and a playground with a radius of 50m. It also includes group activities and homework assignments for students to practice calculating circular areas.

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    Demonstration

    Teaching

    Prepared by:
    Julius M. Sarmiento

    Mathematics V
    Mathematics V
    Mang Tonying has a
    circular plot of land. He
    plans to plant tomatoes and
    eggplants. From the center,
    it measures 10m to any
    border of the plot. What is
    the area of the land?

    Mathematics V
    In finding the area of a
    - “A” stands for the area of the
    circle, we have to use this
    circle.
    formula: A = 3.14 * (10 m) 2
    - πAis=the pi. * 100 m2
    3.14
    A stands
    - “r” = 314 for
    m2the radius of the
    𝐴 = 𝜋r2  
    circle.
    Theexponent
    - The area of “2”
    themeans
    land that
    is
    314 m2.
    you have to multiply the radius to
    itself.

    Mathematics V
    r = 50 cm

    A = 3.14 * (50cm)2
    Tita Lucing is making a A = 3.14 * 2,500cm2
    circular biko. The A = 7,850 cm2
     
    diameter measures 100 The area is 7,850 cm2.
    centimeters. What is its
    area?
    Mathematics V
    GROUP ACTIVITY

    Mathematics V
    1

    A = 3.14 * (20cm)2
    Lola Marissa made a
    A = 3.14 * 400 cm2
    big bibingka for the
    A = 1,256 cm2
    family. Its radius is 20
    centimeters. Find the
    The area is 1,256 cm2
    area.

    Mathematics V
    2
    A = 3.14 * (50 m)2
    The playground’s radius A = 3.14 * 2500 m2
    measures 50 meters. What
    A = 7,850 m2
    is the area of the
    playground?
    The area of the playground is
    7,850 m2

    Mathematics V
    3
    A = 3.14 * (0.20km)2
    Lolo Maximo made a A = 3.14 * 0.04 km2
    circular fence for his
    A = 0.1256 km2
    chickens. From the center
    of the land, it measures
    0.20 km to the border. The area is 0.1256 km2
    What is the area?

    Mathematics V
    1. Find the area of the 2. Find the area of the
    circle with a radius of 14 circle with a radius of 20
    cm. dm.

    A = 3.14 * (14 cm)2 A = 3.14 * (20 dm)2


    A = 3.14 * 196 cm2 A = 3.14 * 400 dm2
    A = 615.44 cm2 A = 1256 dm2

    Mathematics V
    Activity 3. A circular clock has a radius
    of 35 cm. What is the area?
    1. A race-track is in the form A= 3,846.5 cm2
    of a circular ring. The radius 4. The radius of a circle is 10
    is 63 meters. Find the area of meters. Find the area.
    the race-track. A= 314 m2
    A= 12,462.66 m2 5. The radius of a race-track is
    2. A circular mirror has a 1.5 kilometers. What is the
    radius of 21 cm. What is the area?
    area? A= 7.065 km2
    A= 1,384.74 cm2
    Mathematics V
    Find the area of a circle whose
    ASSIGNMENT radius is 567 meters.

    Mathematics V
    THANK YOU!

    Mathematics V

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