Math, asked by vimakris25, 4 months ago

Find the area of a circle of Radius 14 cm. *

414 cm²

616 cm²

88 cm²

None

Answers

Answered by haadidar82

0

Answer:

616cm2

Step-by-step explanation:

part b is the answer

Answered by dibyansh1000

3

A≈616cm²

Step-by-step explanation:

Radius

=14cm

Solution

SolutionA=πr2=22/7×14×14=4312/7=616cm.sq.

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