Math, asked by omprakashkumar3903, 2 months ago

how much larger is the area of a circle with a radius of 8cm compared to a circle with a 6cm radius

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Answered by GNOATGAMINGYT

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Answer:

when radius of circle is 6cm

area = πr² = π× 36

= 22/7 × 36

= 113.14(approx)

When radius of circle is 8cm

area = πr² = 22/7×64

= 201.14(approx)

INCREASE IN AREA = 88cm

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