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Originally Posted by mathmom  thank you.. I guess I need a little more help, cause I have that info, I am not sure how to do that part though.
I have the area at 10 ft ^2
so how do I figure the circumference with that? I guess first figure out the radius? and how do I do that?
thank you so much! really.. sorry for needing more help... hope you can help me! | Solve  for r: 
Then substitute the value for r into  .
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