Kenneth S. answered • 08/26/16
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Every circle has area pi(radius2) and so the ratio of area to radius would be pi(r). The larger the radius, the larger is said ratio. That is, this ratio is not a constant for all circles.
Kenneth S.
Indeed it's pi(r)--but that number is different for every circle.
Your question included: "The answer to this question cannot be determined. Why is it so? "
THAT part of what you submitted is rather poor semantics. Was it included in the original question (from book or similar material)?
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