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In the figure above, if the area of the smaller circular reg
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In the figure above, if the area of the smaller circular region is \(\frac{1}{2}\) the area of the larger circular region, then the diameter of the larger circle is how many inches longer than the diameter of the smaller circle?
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18 Nov 2020, 22:23
This question can be confusingly interpreted based on their usage of the term "circular region"; it's unclear then whether they mean the larger circle, inclusive of the area of the smaller circle, or the O shaped ring around the smaller circle.
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