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    #Include #Include Using Namespace STD Int Main (Float R, A Float Const Pi 3.14 Cin R Cout A Return 0 )

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    This C++ program calculates the area of a circle by taking in a radius from the user, multiplying it by itself, multiplying that by pi (which is defined as a constant 3.14), and outputting the result. It then takes in another value but does not use it before ending the program.

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    This C++ program calculates the area of a circle by taking in a radius from the user, multiplying it by itself, multiplying that by pi (which is defined as a constant 3.14), and outputting the result. It then takes in another value but does not use it before ending the program.

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    This C++ program calculates the area of a circle by taking in a radius from the user, multiplying it by itself, multiplying that by pi (which is defined as a constant 3.14), and outputting the result. It then takes in another value but does not use it before ending the program.

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    #Include #Include Using Namespace STD Int Main (Float R, A Float Const Pi 3.14 Cin R Cout A Return 0 )

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    This C++ program calculates the area of a circle by taking in a radius from the user, multiplying it by itself, multiplying that by pi (which is defined as a constant 3.14), and outputting the result. It then takes in another value but does not use it before ending the program.

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    #include <stdio.

    h>
    #include <math.h>

    using namespace std;

    int main () {
    float r,a;
    float const pi = 3.14;

    cin >> r;
    cout << r*r*pi;
    cin>>a;

    return 0;
    }

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