Answer:
A) The length of the new radius will be 4 feet
C) The new circumference will be 8 times the original circumference
F) The new area will be 64 times the original area
H) The new area will be 16π square feet
Step-by-step explanation:
<u><em>Verify each statement</em></u>
see the attached figure to better understand the problem
Part A) The length of the new radius will be 4 feet
The statement is true
Because
we know that
The radius of the original circle is r=1/2 ft
The scale factor is 8
so
To find out the length of the new radius multiply the radius of the original circle by the scale factor
(1/2)(8)=4 ft
Part B) The length of the new radius will be 32 feet.
The statement is false
Because, the length of the new radius is 4 ft (see part A)
Part C) The new circumference will be 8 times the original circumference
The statement is true
Because
The original circumference is equal to
The new circumference is equal to
Divide
so
the new circumference will be the original circumference multiplied by 8
Part D) The new circumference will be 64 times the original circumference
The statement is false
Because, the new circumference will be 8 times the original circumference (see part C)
Part E) The new area will be 8 times the original area
The statement is false
we know that
If two figures are similar, then the ratio of its areas is equal to the scale factor squared
The scale factor is 8
so
The scale factor squared is 8²=64
therefore
The new area will be 64 times the original area
Part F) The new area will be 64 times the original area
The statement is true
(see Part E)
Part G) The new circumference will be 8π feet
The statement is false
Because, the new circumference will be 4π feet (see part C)
Part H) The new area will be 16π square feet
The statement is true
Because
The area of a circle is
we have
substitute