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A circular copper decoration has a diameter of 2 in. How much more area would a circular decoration with a diameter of 6 in. have?

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Answer:


8\pi \ in^2

Explanation:

1. Find the area of the circle with diameter of 2 in. If diameter is 2 in, then the radius is
2/ 2=1\ in.

Area
=\pi r^2=\pi\cdot 1^2=\pi \ in^2

2. Find the area of the circle with diameter of 6 in. If diameter is 6 in, then the radius is
6/ 2=3\ in.

Area
=\pi r^2=\pi\cdot 3^2=9\pi \ in^2

3. Find the difference in area:


9\pi -\pi =8\pi \ in^2

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