Math, asked by mishrashreya508, 11 months ago

how to take out area of a circle of radius 3.6

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Answered by Anonymous

6

Answer:

area of circle=πr^2=22/7×3.6×3.6=285.12/7

Answered by lambatehanmant72

0

Answer:

Area of circle=22÷7×3.6×3.6=40.6944

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