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HELP RADICALS: express the ratio of the area of the larger circle in simplest radical form. (radius of large circle = 2+√3, radius of small circle = 2-√3)
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I think the problem is not posted correctly.
thts how its written in the text book tho
It says express the ratio of the area of the larger circle in simplest radical form. The area of the larger circle is not a ratio. A ratio is a comparison between two quantities. I repeat: The problem is not posted correctly.
oops! I mean : the area of the larger circle to the area of the smaller circle in simplest radical form
Use the equation for Area of a circle, A=(Pi)r^2. Do this for each circle. Then set up the ratio.
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