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25.13cm^2 or 8pi. The radius of a circle is 2 x pi x r^2. R is the radius. 2 x pi x 2^2cm -> 2 x pi x 4cm -> 8cm x pi -> 25.13cm^2. Leaving the answer in terms of pi would be 8pi.

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