The area of a circle of radius 4cm is equal to (Take π...
The area of a circle of radius 4cm is equal to (Take π = 3.142 )
10.3cm2
15.7cm2
50.3cm2
17.4cm2
Correct answer is C
Area of a circle (A) = πr2
Radius = 4cm
π = 3.142
A = 3.142 × (4)2
= 3.142 × 16
= 50.272
A = 50.3cm2 (1dp)
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