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What is the area of the sector bound by the center of the circle and CD in the circle below? (1 point)

A) 9.42 ft2
B) 19.54 ft2
C) 34.89 ft2
D) 88.31 ft2
Answer is D


What is the area of the sector bound by the center of the circle

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