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3 years ago

Find the circumference of a circle with an area of 201.06 square centimeters. PLEASE SHOW WORK PLEASE

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5 0

Area is pi r squared=201.06
R squared=201.06/pi
R=square root of 201.06/pi
D=2(square root of 201.06/pi)
Pi d=circumference

Answer=50.265

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