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Area of an EllipseπabRelated: Equation of Ellipse | Major Axis of Ellipse| Minor Axis of Ellipse|Vertices| Co-vetices | focus of an ellipse | Is a circle an ellipse? | Eccentricty of Ellipse | area of an ellipse | Orbits of Planets as ellipses | Translate ellipse | images The area of an ellipse can be found by the following formula
area = Πab Example of Area of of an EllipseIn the ellipse below a is 6 and b is 2 so the area is 12Π 
The special case of a circle's area
A circle is a special case of an ellipse. Analogous to the fact that a square is a kind of rectangle, a circle is a special case of an ellipse. The formula for the area of a circle is Πr² . However, since a circle is an ellipse with equal major and minor axes, the formula formula for the ellipse's are is equivalent to the formula for area of a circle. Top |
