Math, asked by aditya200814, 11 months ago

what will the area of a circle if it's radius is 6 cm

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Answered by vishnurnair174

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Answer:

3.14 multiplied with 6 square =113.67cm square

Answered by kanav24

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Area of circle = pi r^2

22/7(6)(6)

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