Mathematics, 18.03.2021 03:10, anthmel07

The radius of Circle A is 4 in. The radius of Circle B is 2 in. greater than the radius of Circle A. The radius of Circle C is 4 in. greater than the radius of Circle B. The radius of Circle D is 3 in. less than the radius of Circle C. What is the area of each circle? How many times greater than the area of Circle A is the area of Circle D?

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