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Question Number 4496 by FilupSmith last updated on 01/Feb/16
This is a simple question but for some  silly reason I can′t figure it out...    1.  If I have a circle with radius r and  area A, and I wish to make a new circle with  n times the area, for what new value  of r should be used?    2.  What if I increase the area from A to  A+n? What value of r would be used here?
ThisisasimplequestionbutforsomesillyreasonIcantfigureitout1.IfIhaveacirclewithradiusrandareaA,andIwishtomakeanewcirclewithntimesthearea,forwhatnewvalueofrshouldbeused?2.WhatifIincreasetheareafromAtoA+n?Whatvalueofrwouldbeusedhere?
Commented by prakash jain last updated on 01/Feb/16
A_1 =πr_1 ^2 =nA=nπr^2 ⇒r_1 =r(√n)  A_1 =πr_1 ^2 =A+n=πr^2 +n⇒r_1 =(√(r^2 +(n/π)))
A1=πr12=nA=nπr2r1=rnA1=πr12=A+n=πr2+nr1=r2+nπ

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