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Circle A has radius 4 feet .Circle B has

radius 9 feet .What is the ratio of the area of arcle A to the
area of circle B?

a . 1/2
b . 4/9
c . 8/27
d . 16/81​

User AnkDasCo
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Answer:

d. 16/81

Explanation:

The formula of an area of a circle:


A=\pi r^2

r - radius

The ratio of the areas of the difference circles:


(A_1)/(A_2)=(\pi r_1^2)/(\pi r_2^2)=(r_1^2)/(r_2^2)=\left((r_1)/(r_2)\right)^2

We have

Circle A: r₁ = 4ft

Circle B: r₂ = 9 ft

Substitute:


(A_A)/(A_B)=\left((4)/(9)\right)^2=(16)/(81)

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