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Area under the curve y=sqrt(16-x^(2)) be...

Area under the curve `y=sqrt(16-x^(2))` between x = 0 and x = 4 in the first quadrant is

A

`8pi`

B

`16pi`

C

`4pi`

D

`(8pi)/(3)`

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C
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