Mathematics, 19.02.2021 21:20 bugsbunny27

What is true about the area of a circle given radius r, a rational number? O Area of the circle is equal to its circumference.
O Area of the circle is irrational.
None of the above.
O Area of the circle is rational,

What is true about the area of a circle given radius r, a rational number?

O Area of the circle i

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