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The radius of a quarter circle is 1 inch. What is the quarter circle's area?

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Theradiusofaquartercircleis1inch.Whatisthequartercircle′sarea?

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area:πinch2
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3.14159…
Solution steps
Given:radius:1inch
Circle Area given r=1:A=π
area:πinch2

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