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If the radius of a cricle is double its area increases by

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Answered by sumalathaknr1984
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Answer:

Twice..is the answer

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Answered by Anonymous
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Step-by-step explanation:

Let r be the radius of a circle.

Area of the circle is = pi*r^2

If the radius of the circle is doubled,

Let R be the radius of new circle, R=2r

Area of new circle is = pi*R^2

Area =pi*(2r)^2

Area=pi*4*r^2

=4*pi*r^2

=4* Area of the circle.

So, area is increased by 4 times, when radius is doubled.

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