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the diameter of a small circle is d. the diameter of the larger circle is d+1. a) write an expression that represents the area of the smaller circle in terms of d b) write an expression that represents the area of the larger circle in terms of d.
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area=pi*r^2 so for a) area=pi*(d/2)^2 b) area=pi*((d+1)/2)^2
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