>>circumference of a circle is 2pir, area pir^2, volume 4/3pir^3
>>their only relations are through calculus, like how SA of a sphere is the derivative of its volume
>>side of a square? 2r. area of a square? (2r)^2. volume of a cube? (2r)^3
why are circles like that?
>>their only relations are through calculus, like how SA of a sphere is the derivative of its volume
>>side of a square? 2r. area of a square? (2r)^2. volume of a cube? (2r)^3
why are circles like that?
