SOLUTION: A number of circles touch each other. The area of the smallest(1st) circle is 4piecm^2 and each consecutive circle has an area 9/4 times that of the previous one. If the distance o
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Question 1071575: A number of circles touch each other. The area of the smallest(1st) circle is 4piecm^2 and each consecutive circle has an area 9/4 times that of the previous one. If the distance of AB(line circles are on)=665/8. Line AB passes at the centre of the circles. How many are there?
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
No math problems with pie, unless it's a pie chart.
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Use the Greek letter pi.
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