if radius of a circle is increased to twice its original length how much will the area of circle is increased?
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let us assume that the radius of the circle is r.
then, area of circle (1st circle)=πr^2
and, area of circle(2nd circle)(after doubling the r)
=π(2r)^2
=π*4r^2=π4r^2
to find by how much the circle has increased in area we should find its ratio
therefore, π4r^2/πr^2 =4
therefore,the circle has increased in area by 4 times.
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Now, area of circle =π(2r)2=4π. Therefore, the area of circle is increased by 4 times.
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