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1 Find the area of the circle below: 4 cm​
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1 Find the area of the circle below: 4 cm​

User MADFROST
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Answer:

ok so if its the radius:

50.27cm

if its the diameter:

12.57cm

Explanation:

User DancesWithBamboo
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Answer:


A = 16\picm

Explanation:

Area of a circle equation:


A = \pi r^2

Plug in r = 4cm and solve:


A = 16\picm

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