document.write( "Question 1134852: Imagine you are planning to use circles to visually compare the populations of California (38,800,000), Texas (28,240,245), and New York (19,807,500). The size of each population will be represented by the area of each circle, not the radius. Round your answer to the nearest tenth. \r
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\n" ); document.write( "\n" ); document.write( "A = pi * 25 = 3.14159*25 = 78.53975 cm^2 (approximately), or 78.5 cm^2 rounded to the nearest tenth.\r
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