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03-04-2020
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Find the area of a circle whose radius is 6 cm. Use π on your calculator.

37.7 sq cm
113.1 sq cm
226.2 sq cm

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myawengerd myawengerd

03-04-2020

To find the radius of a circle you use the formula (∏r ²) So we would do 6 ² (36) x ∏ which is 113.0973355. Then when you round it, the number is 113.1. I hope this helps!!

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