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1. The area of a circle is 3850 square metres. What will be its circumference ?
(A): 233 metres
(B): 226 metres
(C): 230 metres
(D): 220 metres
(E): 249 metres
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By: anil on 05 May 2019 01.24 am
Area of circle = $$pi r^2 = 3850$$ => $$r^2 = frac{3850 imes 7}{22} = 1225$$ => $$r = sqrt{1225} = 35$$ metre $$ herefore$$ Circumference of circle = $$2 pi r$$ = $$2 imes frac{22}{7} imes 35$$ = $$10 imes 22 = 220$$ metres
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