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What is the difference in the area of a circle with diameter 4m and a circle with diameter 6m?

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Answer:

The difference between the area of the two circles is 15.7m

Explanation:

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Okay so the formula for a circle is
\pi r^2

The diameter is the double of the radius so

Cirlce A has a diameter of 4m so a radius of 2m


\pi 2^(2)


\pi4


12.57m

Circle B has a diameter of 6m so a radius of 3m


\pi 3^2


\pi 9


28.27m

To find the difference subtract 12.57 from 28.27


28.27-12.57\\=15.7

The difference between the area of the two circles is 15.7m

Hope this helps, if you still need help just comment :)

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