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First you have to add the 1.5 feet with 4.5 feet to get the diameter of the table cloth.

 

Then use the formula for area of circle (as per Karnage).

 

You can express the final answer in cm^2 or ft^2

 

(Your answer should be written 7.5ft (squared))

Its wrong by the way.

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Hope that helped.

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o.k. look at the whole table cloth as a big circle, with a diameter of 4.5+1.5+1.5 (if you don't get that, draw yourself a picture).

As we know the radius is half the diameter so that'd be [math]\frac{7.5}{2}[/math] or 3.75.

 

If you don't know that [math]A=\pi r^2[/math] then quit now.

 

Where r is 3.75... [math]A=\pi 3.75^2[/math] =44.17ish.

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