Mensurationhard · Past Paper
Find the area of the smallest square that can contain a circle of area 154 sq. cm.
A196 sq. cm
B154 sq. cm
C121 sq. cm
D225 sq. cm
✓ Correct Answer: A — 196 sq. cm
πr² = 154 => r = 7 cm. Side of square = diameter = 14 cm. Area = 14² = 196 sq. cm.
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