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Can someone help I will mark u brilliant-example-1

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Answer:

First, we must know the formula for the area of a circle.

The formula for the area of a circle is;

A = π
r^(2)

Where 'π' is pi(22/7 or 3.14), and 'r' is the radius which is being squared.

  • Plug in what you know;

R(radius) = 4 feet.

So,

A = π
r^(2)

Will be;

A = π(4^2) ← what I mean by " ^ ", I mean "to the power of".

Simplify:-

A = 3.14(16)

A = 50.24 feet is the area.

User Aelor
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Answer:

50

Explanation:

We are finding the surface area of a circle here. which is pie r ^2 ( the formula) so the radius is 4. So we do pie 4^2 which equals 50.26548246 which is approximately 50.

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