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Find the area of a circle with a radius of 6.8 meters.
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Find the area of a circle with a radius of 6.8 meters.

User Naga Vijayapuram
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Answer:

145.3

Explanation:

Radius:6.8

Diameter:13.6

Circumference:42.73

Area:
\pixr^2=3.14x6.8^2=145.3

User Faraz Irfan
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Answer: 145.1936meters

Explanation:

Area saying for circles is apple pie r squared

Or A=3.14radius^2

Or A=3.14(6.8)^2

A=3.14(46.24)

A=145.1936meters

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