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Given two circles, A and B. If the area of the smaller circle A is just one-fourth of the area of the larger circle B, what is the ratio of the radius of A to radius of B? |
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Answer» Answer: Let us say the r1 is the radii of FIRST circle and r2 is the radii of SECOND circle So, r1:r2=3:4 And for area we have a1,a2 be the area of circle1 and circle2 respectively So the RATIO will be a1:a2=π(r1)2:π(r2)2 π will cancel out and ratio will be a1:a2=(3)2:(4)2 a1:a2=9:16 Thanks for reading:) |
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