The length of diagonals of square garden $ABCD$ is $120\, m$. As shown in the figure, there are flower beds on two opposite sides of the garden in the shape of minor segment the centre of which is the point of intersection of diagonals. Find the area of these flower beds. $(\pi=3.14)$ (in $m^2$)

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  • A

    $1032$

  • B

    $2052$

  • C

    $2210$

  • D

    $3240$

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