The side of the square is 2.6 cm long. What is the radius of the circle? How many times is the area

The side of the square is 2.6 cm long. What is the radius of the circle? How many times is the area of a square larger than the area of a circle?

The radius of the circle is: a: 2 = 2.6: 2 = 1.3
The area of a square can be found by the formula:
S1 = a ^ 2 = 2.6 ^ 2 = 6.76 (cm squared)
We find the area of a circle by the formula and based on the condition:
S2 = P * r ^ 2 = 3.14 * 1.3 = approximately 5.3 (centimeters squared)
Next, we find the ratio of these areas:
K = 6.76: 5.3 = approximately 1.27 times
Answer: the area of the square is about 1.27 times larger