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The area of an umbrella varies directly as the square of its radius. If the radius of an umbrella is doubled, how much will be the area of the umbrella.

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Answered by viajaypkawle67
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If the radius of the umbrella is doubled, how much will be the area of the umbrella? Solution: If the area of the umbrella is C and radius is R then C α R2 or C= KR2 where K is the constant of variation. So the area of the umbrella is KR2.

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