Question 10 • Integrated Math II CR SUSD (EX)
A circle’s area is A = πr². If the radius is a nonzero rational number, then r² is rational and multiplying it by the irrational number π gives an irrational area. The rectangle, triangle, and trapezoid area formulas use only rational values and rational operations, so they produce rational areas.
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