telerik controls in xamarin.android c# visual studio - c#

I have a native android app project using Xamarin.Android(Not cross-platform). My question is, if it is possible to add a library and use Telerik controls(I need a Gauge for instance). I did some research and I found some things about android studio, but I'm using Visual Studio and c#.

I figured it out. I didn't have the necessary libraries.

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