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The radius of the circle on a basketball court is 6 feet. What are the approximate circumstance and area of the circle?

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Dimas [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

C= 38 in Approx

A=113 in^2 Aprprox

Step-by-step explanation:

Given data

radius= 6 ft

Circumference, C=2πr

substitute

C=2*3.142*6

C=37.704 in

Area A= πr^2

substitute

A=3.142*6^2

A=3.142*36

A=113.112 in^2

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