Math, asked by juanhardypintor, 7 months ago

What is the area of the circle whose radius is 5.6 cm?

Answers

Answered by Anonymous

1

Answer:

Area = πr² = 22/7*56/10*56/10

Area = 9856/100 = 98.56 cm²

Answered by roshan8763

2

Answer:

Your answer is 98.56.

Just use the formula πr^2.

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Biology, 3 months ago

calculate amount of water required for lady's finger crop per year in litres...

Math, 3 months ago

cup 48the simpler from of this surd is........

Math, 3 months ago

which of the following quadrilateral has two pairs of opposite sides parallel a) rhombus b)trapezium c)kite d)rectangle...

English, 7 months ago

If you can solve this riddle for me. I will mark you as brainlist. Three doctors said that Peter was there brother but Peter said I have no brothers. who is lying?

Computer Science, 7 months ago

Find the three technical errors in the following lines of code and correct them.

Science, 10 months ago

the pitcher plants can do photosynthesis?If yes, why to feed on insects?

History, 10 months ago

introduction of English education was not welcomed by all Indians give reason...

English, 10 months ago

who was proffsier pierre aronnax?