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OpenStudy (anonymous):

semicircle R ~ semicircle S r/s=3/5 Area of semicircle S = 75π cm2 Area of semicircle R = ?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

OpenStudy (anonymous):

The formula for the area of a circle is \[\pi r^2\] So in other words, the area depends on radius-squared Assuming the two semicircles are similar fractions of the total circle, the ratio between the two areas should be the ratio between the radii squared: So AreaR/AreaS = (r/s)^2 AreaR/75pi = (3/5)^2 AreaR = 75pi * 9/25 AreaR = 27pi

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