False. because the number before the decimal is a 0 on the first one and a 2 on the second, it is smaller.
I'm guessing you're saying that the sprinkler is shooting out 23 ft of water.
This would be the same as the radius of a circle, and we're trying to find the area. Use the formula.

Plug in what we know:


This is what they could be looking for, an exact value. If they want an approximation, we can input 3.14 for Pi:

Answer: 29/4
Step-by-step explanation:
You need to add all of them up then devied by how many there are