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The radius of a cirdle is (x+ 4)cm. Find the area of the circle in
terms of the variable x Leave the answer in term of π

Sagot :

Answer:

50.24 cm

Step-by-step explanation:

50.24 cm

2

Explanation:

Using the formula,

Area

=

π

×

r

2

Here

π

is a button on your calculator you can find, but is also generally known as  

3.14

, you can use either one, but teachers usually prefer you use the  

π

button.

r

=

the radius, in your case, it's  

4 cm

So

Area

=

π

×

r

2

=

π

×

(

4 cm

)

2

=

16

π

 

cm

2

≈

50.24 cm

2

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