If the circle below is cut from the square of plywood below, how many square inches of plywood would be left over?

Mathematics

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Katyanochek1 [597]3 years ago

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Answer:

$= area \: of \: square - area \: of \: circle \\ = (s \times s) - (\pi {r}^{2} ) \\ = (24 \times 24) - (3.14 \times ( { \frac{24}{2} })^{2}) \\ \\ = 576 - 452.16 \\ = 123.84 \: square \: inches$

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