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creativ13 [48]3 years ago

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The cost to cover the cirular region with mud is about $2940

<h3>How to calculate area?</h3>

The circumference of the circular region is about 157 feet. Hence:

circumference = 2π * radius

157 = 2π * radius

Radius = 78.5 / π

The area is given as:

Area = π * radius² = π(78.5 / π)² = 1961.5 ft²

Cost = $1.5 * 1961.5 = $2940

The cost to cover the cirular region with mud is about $2940

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