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Answer:

18 inches

Explanation:


a=\pi r^2

This is the formula for finding the area of a circle. We already know the area, so we'll move the terms in the equation to better fit our purposes.


r=\sqrt((a)/(\pi) )

Now let's substitute.


r=\sqrt((324\pi)/(\pi) )

We'll cancel out unnessicary terms:


r=\sqrt(324)

This gives us the following:


r = 18

In other words, the radius of the circle is 18 inches (NOT square) :D hope this helps :D

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