If the length of radius of a circular field was increased by 10%, let us write by calculating what per cent it increase the area of circular field.
Let the radius of the circular field be r units.
The area of a circle = πr2
Now, increasing the radius to 10%
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New radius =1.1r
Area of new circle = π(1.1r)2
⇒ Area of new circle = 1.21πr2
Increase in area =1.21πr2 - πr2 =0.21πr2
Per centage increase in the area of circular field ![]()
⇒ Percentage increase = 21%
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