If a circle has a diameter of 14 cm and the area is tripled what happens to the circumference?

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Stanley Reese

Mathematics

15 February, 19:27

If a circle has a diameter of 14 cm and the area is tripled what happens to the circumference?

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Chaya Martin · Answer 1

Circumference of the circle: 2π. r = 2π.7 = 14π = 43.98

area of the circle: π. r² = 49.π

if area is tripled π. r² = 3x49xπ → r² = √147

if r = √147, then circumference = 2π√147 = 76.18