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A hubcap has a redius of 16 centimeter.What is the area of the hubcap?

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gavmur [86]3 years ago

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Area=πr^2
Area=π(16)^2
Area≈804.2477 cm^2

I left the number large enough in case you need to round it off to some other decimal place.

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