Area of a CircleSquare the radius, never the diameter.7th GradeThe area of a circle is pi times the radiussquared. The radius is squared, not thediameter.A = πr²r = 3A ≈ 28.33.14 × 9.d = 10, so r = 5A ≈ 78.5Halve the diameter first.A = 50.24, find rr = 450.24 ÷ 3.14 = 16, then square root.Double the radiusarea × 4Because the radius is squared.THE COMMON MISTAKE✗ A = πd²✓ A = πr²Using the diameter gives four times the correct area.Circumference uses r once, so units are cm. Area uses r twice, sounits are cm².Area of a Circlewww.littleactivity.com

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Math · 7th Grade

Area of a Circle

Square the radius, never the diameter.

How to use it

Write r = … before anything else. Halving the diameter is the step people skip.

Free · print-ready PDF · US Letter and A4

Grade
7th Grade
Ages
12–13
Subject
Math
Pages
1

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