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A circle has an area of in2. If it is dilated by a scale factor of 5/4, what is the area after dilation

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The question is incomplete, let's take an hypothetical value for the Area of the circle ;

Let the are aid the circle = x in²

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Kindly check explanation

Step-by-step explanation:

The scale factor = 5/4

The initial area of square = x in²

The area of the circle after dilation will be :

Scale factor * initial area of circle

5/4 * x in²

Area after dilation = 5/4(x) in²

Just substitute the original value of the square for X in the solution to obtain the exact answer.

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