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A trade wind is carrying a hurricane from the coast of Africa to the coast of Florida. The meteorologist stated that the eye of the storm (the center of the storm) has a radius of 0.5 kilometers. What is the area of the eye of the storm (circle)?

DIRECTIONS: Use the formula below and show your work with you answer

A=∏r2

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