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Why is a circle's area four times the first-quadrant integral?
AIt is symmetric about both axes
BThe radius is always four units
CEvery quadrant has its own area
DThe integral splits into four parts
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. It is symmetric about both axes
Symmetry about both coordinate axes makes the four quadrant areas equal.
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