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Area of a circle = pi x r2

pi = 3.14159 (to five decimal places)

No units are given for radius, which is a must. I am going to use meter.

A = 3.14159 x (0.6m)2 = 1m2 *The numerical answer is limited to one significant figure because of the radius, which only has one significant figure, and when multiplying and dividing, the answer is limited to the fewest significant figures in the measurements used in the calculation.

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