Math, asked by chintu386, 1 year ago

find the area of a quadratic of a circle whose radius is 7cm

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Answered by kunalvats

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49 pie centimeter square

Answered by suresh7898

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radius=7cm
area of quadrant=1/4Πr×r
=1/4×3.14×7×7=38.465sq.cm

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