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the cross section area of a hole is 725cm^2. Given that the area of a circle is A=3.14r^2 , find the radius of the hole.

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$The\ area\ of\ a\ circle\ = \pi r^2 \\ 725\ cm^2 = 3.14r^2 \\
230.57 cm^2 = r^2 \\ \sqrt{230.57\ cm^2} = r \\ \boxed{r = 15.18\ cm}$

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