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If a circle has a 3cm radius,
1. By what factor does the circumference change if the radius is tripled?
C = 2pi * radius
Why is the answer correct?
2. By what factor does the area change if the radius is doubled? Explain.
Area = pi * (rad)^2
Why is the answer correct
1. By what factor does the circumference change if the radius is tripled?
C = 2pi * radius
Why is the answer correct?
2. By what factor does the area change if the radius is doubled? Explain.
Area = pi * (rad)^2
Why is the answer correct
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