Find th e Area of each Shape

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Find th e Area of each Shape. 9cm. 8cm. 18in. 3cm. 24in. 1 0cm. About how many green lines would it take to fit around the circle?. Pi is the ratio of a circle’s _______ to its __________. . Graded Practice Sheet Bucket ?s. Draw a Circle.

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Find the Area of each Shape 9cm 8cm 18in 3cm 24in 10cm
About how many green lines would it take to fit around the circle?
Pi is the ratio of a circle’s _______ to its __________.
Graded Practice Sheet Bucket ?s

Draw a Circle

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