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Find the area of the square, and then find the area of the circle, and then subtract the area of the circle from the square.
Area of Square: 10*10=100 Area of Circle: pi*25=78.5 100-78.5=21.5
Okay, but since the length of the square is 10 cm would the circle's diameter also be 10?
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Sorry, I left to eat dinner. Yes, the diameter is 10, but the formula is pi*r^2. The radius of 10 is 5, square that and you get 25.
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