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How many square feet in a 25 foot diameter circle?
Approx 490.9 sq feet.
How many sq feet in 50 inch diameter circle?
13.6354 square feet (rounded)
How many square feet are in an eleven foot diameter circle?
11 ft diameter gives area = 95.03 sq feet (to 2 dp)
How many square feet is 11.8 inch diameter?
0.76 sq ft.
Square feet in a 36 foot diameter?
A diameter being a line has no width and so there are 0 sq ft in a 36 ft diameter.
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