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What is the area of one circular end of a cylinder whose base radius is 14 cm? (Take π = )

Class 8Surface Area of a CylinderMensuration
  • A88 sq cm
  • B616 sq cm
  • C1232 sq cm
  • D308 sq cm

Step-by-Step Solution

Area of a circle = π sq cm. 88 cm is the circumference, not an area; 1232 is both ends together.
Answer: B) 616 sq cm

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