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A circle with its dimensions, in meters (m), is shown. What is the area, 0/1 in the meters, of the circle? Use 3.14 for pie. Round your anwser to the nearest tenth

A circle with its dimensions, in meters (m), is shown. What is the area, 0/1 in the meters, of the circle? Use 3.14 for pie. Round your anwser to the nearest tenth
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A circle with its dimensions, in meters (m), is shown. What is the area, 0/1 in the meters, of the circle? Use 3.14 for pie. Round your anwser to the nearest tenth

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It’s impossible to solve without a radius or diameter. Please give one of these.
User Murat Ayfer
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Answer:21

Explanation:

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