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3 years ago

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brilliants [131]3 years ago

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Hey!!

Solution,

Radius(r)=1

Area of circle=?

Now,

Area of circle= pi (r)^2

 = 3.14* (1)^2

 =3.14* 1

 =3.14 units^2

So the right answer is 3.14 units^2.

Hope it helps....

Good luck on your assignment

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