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Mathieug · Answer 1 · 2021-12-08T02:01:54+0000

Answer:

$19.625\text{ cm}^2$

Explanation:

GIVEN: A square with base
$5\text{ cm}$ , a circle that perfectly fits inside square.

TO FIND: Approximate area of circle.

SOLUTION:

Consider the figure attached.

let the radius of circle be
$x\text{ cm}$

radius of circle
$=\frac{\text{length of base of square}}{2}$

$x=(5)/(2)\text{ cm}$

$x=2.5\text{ cm}$

Area of circle
$=\pi(radius)^2$

=3.14*(2.5)^2

$=19.625\text{ cm}^2$

Hence the area of circle that perfectly fits inside the square is
$19.625\text{ cm}^2$

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