i = pi * d^2 - d
- Author:
- RV'SMath
- Topic:
- Algebra, Geometry, Statistics, Trigonometry
Here I have came up with the Areas of " i " Below in Graphics
1) I create all figures from the Distribution
2) I obtain the Area " i " using Hypotenuses(w) per the " Red Boxed Equation "
3) You can obtain the same numbers for " i " , while using different values for d, sigma, mu, ...