Find the area of a square circumscribed around a circle of radius 19

Since the square is circumscribed around a circle, the circle is inscribed.
The area of a square can be found through the radius of the inscribed circle using the formula:
S = 4 * r ^ 2,
where S is the area of the square, r is the radius of the circle around which the square is described.
Substitute the known value of the inscribed circle radius into the formula and find the area of the square:
S = 4 * (19 ^ 2) = 4 * 361 = 1444 (conventional square units).
Answer: S = 1444 conventional square units.



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