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Calculate the areas of circle whose radius is 1 metre​
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Calculate the areas of circle whose radius is 1 metre​

User Hitesh Chaudhari
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Answer:

The area is 3.14159265359 metre

Explanation:

The area of a circle is πr^2

π=3.14159265359

3.14159265359*1*1

=3.14159265359 metre

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