3. Determine whether the following scenarios are Area or Circumference: a. How many framed pictures of art can fit on a wall
b. The distance around a circular swimming
c. How many turns of a bike wheel to go one block
d. How much paint is needed to paint a wall

a) area

b) circumference

c) circumference

d) area

Step-by-step explanation:

when thinking about covering a surface, think area

when thinking about revolutions of a wheel, or distance around, think circumference

A and D are area, and C and D are circumference.

A is talking about how much can fit “in” a wall. This is area.

The distance around something is circumference.

C is how many times the wheel can turn, but measuring the area of the wheel can’t figure that out. This is circumference.

You wouldn’t paint only the perimeter of the wall. This has to be area.

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