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The radius of the SEMI-CIRCLE is 4 inches. Find the total area created by the SEMI-CIRCLE and TRIANGLE. A.81 in² B.78in² C.53in² D.39in²
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The radius of the SEMI-CIRCLE is 4 inches. Find the total area created by the SEMI-CIRCLE and TRIANGLE.

A.81 in²
B.78in²
C.53in²
D.39in²

The radius of the SEMI-CIRCLE is 4 inches. Find the total area created by the SEMI-example-1
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The answer is d
39 in
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Answer: The correct answer is 39

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