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The ratio of the radius of circle Q to the radius of circle R is 4:5. The area of circle R is what percent greater than the area of circle Q?
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Henry
Radius of R = r units.
Radius of Q = (4/5)*r = 4r/5 units.
Ar/Aq = pi*r^2/pi*(4r/5)^2
Ar/Aq = r^2/(4r/5)^2 = r^2/(16r^2/25)
Ar/Aq = r^2*25/16r^2 25/16 = 25/16 =
1.5625 = 156.25%
Ar = 156.25% - 100% = 56.25% > Aq.
Radius of Q = (4/5)*r = 4r/5 units.
Ar/Aq = pi*r^2/pi*(4r/5)^2
Ar/Aq = r^2/(4r/5)^2 = r^2/(16r^2/25)
Ar/Aq = r^2*25/16r^2 25/16 = 25/16 =
1.5625 = 156.25%
Ar = 156.25% - 100% = 56.25% > Aq.
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