If a circle has a radius of 6 cm what is the area in terms of pi ?

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If a circle has a radius of 6 cm what is the area in terms of pi ?

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Answer:

36pi

Explanation:

Just learn the formula the area of a circle, enter the values in the calculator and don't convert it

Alex Cohn answered May 28, 2021

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Answer:

36pi

Explanation:

A=(pi)r^2

r^2=6*6 which is 36

so 36pi

Ben Straub answered Jun 3, 2021

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