Can I enter units like inches or centimeters?
Yes—just stay consistent. Area and circumference mirror the unit you enter (squared or linear).
Step-by-step walkthrough
Use this companion guide beside the interactive calculator to make sure you understand the “why” behind every click. Each section includes the classroom explanation, student-friendly language, and quick practice prompts.
Collect the data points listed below and double-check their units. Keeping an organized “givens” list is one of the fastest ways to reduce math errors and impress exam graders.
Step 1
Choose whether you know the radius or the diameter.
Step 2
Enter the value and, if desired, adjust the decimal precision.
Step 3
Review area in squared units alongside the matching circumference.
Yes—just stay consistent. Area and circumference mirror the unit you enter (squared or linear).
Reverse the process by dividing the circumference by 2π to find the radius, then plug it into the calculator.