I’m so confused. Is there any other part to the question?
Area of a cirlce=πr²
we have two radius:2r and r
area of the cirlce₁ + area of the circle₂=80 m²
area of the circle₁=π(2r)²
area of the circle₂=πr²
Then, we can suggest this quation:
π(2r)²+πr²=80
4πr²+πr²=80
π(4r²+r²)=80
π(5r²)=80
5πr²=80
r²=80/5π
r=√(80/5π)≈2.26
radius of the largest cirlce=2r=2(2.26)=4.51
Answer: the radius of the largest circle is 4.51 m
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