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The radius of the inner circle of a tile pattern shown is x inches. Write a polynomial in standard form to represent the area of the space between the inner and outer circle.

The radius of the inner circle of a tile pattern shown is x inches. Write a polynomial-example-1
User Dieki
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Answer:

Area of a circle:


A=\pi r^2 (where r is the radius)

Area of largest (outer) circle:


\implies A=\pi (x+6)^2

Area of inner circle:


\implies A=\pi x^2

Area of space between the inner and outer circle:


\implies \pi (x+6)^2-\pi x^2


\implies \pi [(x+6)^2- x^2]


\implies \pi (x^2+12x+36- x^2)


\implies 12\pi x+36\pi

Factored:


\implies 12\pi (x+3)

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