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2 years ago

Has to do with area and circumference. Plss help

Mathematics

2 answers:

german2 years ago

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A: A= pi•r^2
A= 3.14159(14•14)
A= 3.14158 • 196
A= 615.75

B: A= pi•r^2
A= 3.14159(5•5)
A= 3.14159 • 25
A= 78.54

Svetlanka [38]2 years ago

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Part A. 615.44
Part B. 78.5

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