Two small bubbles that each have a radius of 3centimeters collide and merge into one large bubble. The area ofthe large bubble is equal

Two small bubbles that each have a radius of 3 centimeters collide and merge into one large bubble. The area of
the large bubble is equal to the sum of the areas of the two small
bubbles. To the nearest centimeter, what is the radius of the large
bubble?
Use 3.14 for Pi

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  1. find area of 1 small bub

    πr² = 3.14 × 3²

    = 28.26 cm

    area of 2 small bub

    28.26 × 2 = 56.52 cm

    area of big bub = area of 2 small bub

    = 56.52

    find radius by using formula

    πr² = 56.52

    r² = 56.52 ÷ 3.14

    r² = 18

    r = √18

    r = 4.24 cm

    round off to nearest cm

    4.24 ≈ 4 cm

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