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A circle has a radius of 2x inches. If the radius is multiplied by a factor of 3/8, what is the new area of the circle?

A circle has a radius of 2x inches. If the radius is multiplied by a factor of 3/8, what is the new area of the circle?
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A circle has a radius of 2x inches. If the radius is multiplied by a factor of 3/8, what is the new area of the circle?

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User Fabio Mora
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Answer:


\pi * (3)/(4)

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(3)/(8) \pi \: x {}^(2)

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