The radius of a circular ground is $56\, m$. Inside it, runs a road of width $7 \,m$ all along its boundary. Find the area of this road. (in $m^2$)
The radius of a circular ground is $56\, m$. Inside it, runs a road of width $7 \,m$ all along its boundary. Find the area of this road. (in $m^2$)
- A
$2310$
- B
$2218$
- C
$2601$
- D
$2851$
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