ANSWER ASAP GIVING BRAINLIEST 5 STARS AND A HEART! Please answer the following with 5 or more sentences:
The diameter of a circle is tripled. How does that affect the circumference? How does that affect the area? Explain.

Draw a straight line on a piece of paper, photocopy in a fancy machine that can do a 3x zoom

How much bigger is the copied line?

Now draw 7 lines joined end to end, copy as before. How much bigger is the new combined length.

100 lines, making a regular polygon. Copy. How much bigger is the new perimiter?

100,000 lines in a polygon, plus another dividing it exactly in half. How much bigger is the perimiter this time? How much bigger is the dividing line?

It should be looking exactly like a circle and its diameter at this point. If you continue the process all the way up to infinite lines it will actually be a circle. Think about what happens as you increase the line count (you can’t do it in reality), does the way in which the lengths change ever change behaviour compared to the simple cases?

Step-by-step explanation:

hope this helps

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