If the radius of a circle is increased by 12% then it's area increases by
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Given:
The radius of a circle is increased by 12%
To Find:
Its area increases by what percent
Solution:
As we know that the area of a circle = π r²
where r is the radius
Now,
The radius is increased by 12%
So, the new radius = r + r×12/100 [ old radius + increased radius]
= 112r/100
Now, the new area = π r²
= π (112r/100)²
= π (1.2544)r²
So, the percentage increased = ((new area - old area)/old area)×100
= (π (112r/100)² - πr²)/πr²
=((112)²π r² - 100²π r²)/ 100²πr²)×100
=112²-100²/100
= (112+100)(112-100)/100 [a²-b² = (a+b)(a-b)]
=212×12/100
=2544/100
= 25.44%
Hence, its area increased by 2544 units which is 25.44%