Radius of a circle is 3 M what will be the radius of a circle whose area is 9 times the area of the first circles
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This is a simple question based on the concept of Mensuration (Areas related to circle)
Radius of the first circle=3 m
Its area=πr²
=π3²
=9π m²
So, the first circle's area=9π m²
The second second circle has an area of 9 times the area of the first circle=(9×9π) m²
=81π m²
So, the radius of the second circle:-
=>πr²=81π
=>r²=81
=>r²=81
=>r=
=>r=9
So, the radius of the second circle would be 9 m.
Radius of the first circle=3 m
Its area=πr²
=π3²
=9π m²
So, the first circle's area=9π m²
The second second circle has an area of 9 times the area of the first circle=(9×9π) m²
=81π m²
So, the radius of the second circle:-
=>πr²=81π
=>r²=81
=>r²=81
=>r=
=>r=9
So, the radius of the second circle would be 9 m.
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