Written in terms of pi how many times greater is the area than the circumference

If its radius is 9 cm, it’s circumference would be two times radius times pi equal to 18 pi. Also its area is pi R squared which is equal to 81 pi.  Circumference = 18 pi  Area = 81 pi  Area is 4.5 times greater than the circumference. The answer is C.

Those two quantities are incommensurate, you can't compare them. The circumference is a length and the area is an area. There is no way to compare the two.

Now if you're talking about the formula Area = circumference squared over 4 times Pi, and if you're just going to go with the numerical values of Area and circumference, then there is an answer.

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