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10 July, 01:11

The ratio of the radii of two circles is 2:3. The diameter of the smaller circle is 15 mm. What is the length of the diameter of the larger circle?

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  1. 10 July, 01:24
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    2:3 15:x 2/3=15/x 2x = (15*3) (cross multiply) x=45/2 (divide both sides by2) x=22.5 Answer=22.5mm
  2. 10 July, 02:51
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    We actaully don't need to convert the diameter to radius

    15 is smaller, it is 2 units

    larger is 3 units

    15/2=7.5

    7.5 times 3=22.5

    answer is 22.5 mm

    if you want to do it the long way

    convert to radius

    15mm/2=7.5mm, that is smaller radius

    7.5/2=x/3

    times both sides y 6

    22.5=2x

    divide both sides by 2

    11.25=x

    taht is radius

    now double it for diameter

    11.25*2=22.5

    answer is still 22.5mm
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