Math, asked by SABARISHkkarthick, 2 months ago

A circular garden has a radius of 91 m. Calculate the area of the garden
and also the cost of watering it entirely, if the rate of watering is ₹2/m^2
(Take π =22/7)

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Answered by mizanishaikh86

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Answer:

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Answered by raksha200566

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Answer:

area of circular garden = 25026m sq

cost of watering it completely = rs.50052

Step-by-step explanation:

area of circle = 22/7 × 91 ×91

=25026

cost of watering completely = area × cost per m sq

=25026 × 2

= rs. 50052

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