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Today, I had to Google how to find the area of a circle. I'm working on my PhD in engineering. FML

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To smart for the basic stuff!

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Sounds like it's time to change Ur major! :)

lincolnkite 6

Don't worry it is just the integral of the circumference of the circle.

I'm definitely not going into engineering, but I changed my major to elementary teaching from Pharmacy and I'm in one of the teaching math classes. I had to re-learn to do long division long-hand. I felt dumb too.

This happens to a lot of people in higher math fields. You get so used to doing the hard stuff you forget the easy things. Most engineers I know can't do multiplication without a calculator.

3.14r2 im in 7th grade

I think easiest way is diameter x pi:)

hope your school doesnt read this one!

pie r(squared) -_-

biscuit1080 0

It's called r-squared *pi

a= pi r squared