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The diameter of a circular field is 56cm.find the length of wire required to fence it?How many times it can be fenced with 704m

of wire.

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docker41 [41]3 years ago

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<u>The Answers</u>

The length of wire required to fence it: 176cm

4 times it can be fenced with 704cm of wire

is it true? if it is true, i can send you the solution

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