A square lawn of side 28 m has a quarter-circle flower bed of radius 14 m cut at each of its four corners, each bed lying inside the lawn. Find the area of grass left in m². Take π = 22/7.

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168. The four quarter circles of radius 14 m together make one full circle of area (22/7) × 196 = 616 m². Lawn area = 28² = 784 m². Grass left = 784 − 616 = 168 m².

A square lawn of side 28 $m$ has a quarter-circle flower bed of radius 14 $m$ cut at each of its four corners, each bed lying inside the lawn. Find the area of grass left in $m^{2}$ . Take π = 22/7.

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A square lawn of side 28 m has a quarter-circle flower bed of radius 14 m cut at each of its four corners, each bed lying inside the lawn. Find the area of grass left in m2. Take π = 22/7.

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