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Example :
                           Mr. Amir has a circular pond with a diameter of 7 meters. Pak Amir wants
                           to fence the pool with wooden planks. If Mr. Budi gives a distance between
                           the logs as far as meter, then how many wooden planks does Mr. Amir need
                           to fence the pool?
                           Solution  :

                           Known
                           Pool diameter (d) = 7 meters

                           Distance of wooden planks meter
                           Q: How many wooden planks are needed to fence the pool?
                           To find out how many wooden boards are needed to fence the pool, first
                           look around the pool.

                           K = π d    (Known diameter)

                           K =   x 7

                           K = 22 meter

                           Because Pak Budi wants to fence the pool with wooden planks meter apart,
                           then:
                           Number of wooden planks = 22/(1/2) = 44 planks

                           Then the number of wooden planks needed to fence the pool is 44 pieces.

                       -  Area of Circle
                          What is the formula for finding the area of a circle? Well, let's see how to
                          calculate the area of a circle through the activities below.

                          Draw  a  circle  with  a  radius  of  10  cm.  then  draw  the  diameter  of  the
                          deviation. The circle is divided into 24 equal slits. Juring is then reproduced.
                          Cut the scissor according to the size of the cross. Then, arrange the strips
                          into a tighter grid arrangement. Observe how long and tall it is.


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                           Do these activities in groups, record your observations. Then, arrange the
                           pieces of the circle as shown below. The shape of the image resembles a
                           parallelogram.








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