We have to get the area of the circle with center O.
Let's take each statement one by one.
1) The area of the triangle PQO is 30.
1/2 * OP * OQ = 30 => R*2r = 60 => R*r = 30, wether OP = R = radius of the bigger circle and r = radius of the smaller circle
We know that the area of the bigger circle = πR^2, but we can't get the unique value of R. Insufficient.
2) The length of QRO is 2.5Ï€.
=> 2Ï€r/2 = 2.5Ï€ => r = 2.5. We can't get the unique value of R. Insufficient.
(1) and (2) together
From (1), we have R*r = 30 and from (2), we have r = 2.5, thus, R = 30/2.5 = 12.
Thus, the area of the bigger circle = πR^2 = π*(12)^2 = 144π. Sufficient.
The correct answer: C
Hope this helps!
-Jay
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