if the radius of a circle is doubled then it's area will be
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if the radius of a circle is doubled then it's area will be increased
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We know the area of a circle is πr^2 where r is the radius. If the radius is doubled, say, the radius is r1 , then r1= 2r. The area of the second circle will be π(2r)^2., which is 4πr^2.So, the area will be increased by four times to that of the first one.
According to the formula, if we double (replace r with 2r) then we get , which means the area quadrupled.
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