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50.26 cm i think hope that helps
User Avinash Sonee
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Answer:

If the diameter of the circle is

8cm then the radius must be 4 cm

Hence area of the circle must be π r 2 = π 4 2 = 50.26cm

But i suck at math and explanations so im sorry if it

s wrong :')

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