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Could the working out also be included

Could the working out also be included-example-1
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One side is 16cm, divide by two to get 8cm which is the diameter of one circle.
Divide 8 by two again to get radius and use
\pi r^(2)

\pi * 4^(2) = 50.3
Times 50.3 by four to get area of circles, = 201.2.
Do 16 * 16 (area of square) = 256,
256 - 201.2 = (area of white) 54.8
The area of the white is 54.8.

Hope this helps.
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