Jo says she can find the percent equivalent of 3/4 by multiplying the percentage equivalent of 1/4 by 3. how can you use a percentage bar model to support this claim? ?

Abusiness plan is centered around a circular area of distribution. the plan calls for the radius of the distribution to increase 50 miles per year. the investors have asked that the plan include a reference to the area of distribution based on the number of years in business. these functions model this plan: radius in y years: r(y) = 50y total area: a(r) = πr2; r in miles what is a(r( the total area in y years? a(r(y)) = 50πy2 a(r(y)) = 2,500πy2 a(r(y)) = 50πr2 a(r(y)) = 2,500πr2