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Circle D has its center on a radius of circle A. The diameter of circle D is equal to the radius of circle A. Find the ratio of the area of circle D to the area of circle A
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Circle D has its center on a radius of circle A. The diameter of circle D is equal

to the radius of circle A. Find the ratio of the area of circle D to the area of
circle A

Circle D has its center on a radius of circle A. The diameter of circle D is equal-example-1
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1:4

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