Asked by melanie
                If the diameter of a circle P is 40 percent of the diameter of circle Q, then the area of circle P is what percentage of the area of circle Q?
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                    Answered by
            Bosnian
            
    dP = diameter of circle P
dQ = diameter of circle Q
AP = area of circle P
AQ = area of circle Q
40% = 40 / 100 = 0.4
dP = 0.4 dQ
Area of circle = d² ∙ π /4
AQ = dQ² ∙ π /4
AP = dP² ∙ π /4
AP = ( 0.4 dQ )² ∙ π /4
AP = 0.16 dQ²∙ π /4
AP / AQ = 0.16 = 16%
    
dQ = diameter of circle Q
AP = area of circle P
AQ = area of circle Q
40% = 40 / 100 = 0.4
dP = 0.4 dQ
Area of circle = d² ∙ π /4
AQ = dQ² ∙ π /4
AP = dP² ∙ π /4
AP = ( 0.4 dQ )² ∙ π /4
AP = 0.16 dQ²∙ π /4
AP / AQ = 0.16 = 16%
                    Answered by
            Melanie
            
    thanks
    
                    Answered by
            Cy Assasin of the X-army
            
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