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The area of one circle is 9 times as great as the area of another. If the radius of smaller circle is 3, find the radius of larger circle.

The area of one circle is 9 times as great as the area of another. If the radius of smaller circle is 3, find the radius of larger circle.
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the area of one circle is 9 times as great as the area of another. If the radius of smaller circle is 3, find the radius of larger circle.

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make the larger circle A and the smaller circle B or any other letters so you can find it less confusing. hope this helps
the area of one circle is 9 times as great as the area of another. If the radius of-example-1
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