Math, asked by rohitpitti7939, 1 year ago

find the area of a circle whose radius is 28cm

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Answered by raghav1776

22

Answer:

Area of circle=22/7*28*28=22*4*28=88*28

Answered by Anonymous

50

Answer:

r=28cm

area of a circle=πr²

area=22/7*28*28

area=2464cm²

area of the circle=2464cm²

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