Math, asked by omprakash1957, 1 year ago

If the radius of the circle is increased to twice its original length.how much will the area of the circle is increase


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Answered by Anonymous
3
Let original radius be r
hence original area

(a1)=
a1 = \pi \: {r}^{2}


Now radius is made 2 times


Hence new radius is 2r
now area (a2)


a2 = \pi \: {(2r)}^{2} \\ a2 = 4\pi {r}^{2}
hence
 \frac{a2}{a1} = \frac{4\pi {r}^{2} }{\pi {r}^{2} } \\ = 4


Hence area will become four times
Answered by rani1928
1
Let the radius of circle C(o,r) be x cm.
Then area is 22/7 x*2
Now let the radius be 2x cm,
Then area=22/7×2x*2
Hence,increment in area=22/7x*2÷22/7×(2x)*2
=1/4
Therefore the area will also increase four times
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