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Given the formula A = pi r squared, how does the A vary in relation to the square of the radius? a. varies inversely c. varies jointly b. varies directly d. no relationship
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Given the formula A = pi r squared, how does the A vary in relation to the square of the radius?

a.
varies inversely
c.
varies jointly
b.
varies directly
d.
no relationship

User Wally
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I think it’s the third one. As the radius increases, so does the area.
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