1. **State the problem:**
We know the area of a sector of a circle, $A$, varies directly as the angle of the sector, $\theta$, and the square of the radius, $r$. Given $r=6$ cm, $\theta=70^\circ$, and $A=22$ cm².
2. **Express $A$ in terms of $\theta$ and $r$:**
Since $A$ varies directly as $\theta$ and $r^2$, we write:
$$A = k \theta r^2$$
where $k$ is the constant of proportionality.
3. **Find $k$ using the given values:**
Substitute $A=22$, $\theta=70$, and $r=6$:
$$22 = k \times 70 \times 6^2$$
$$22 = k \times 70 \times 36$$
$$22 = 2520k$$
Divide both sides by 2520:
$$\frac{22}{\cancel{2520}} = k \times \cancel{2520}$$
$$k = \frac{22}{2520} = \frac{11}{1260}$$
4. **Final formula for $A$:**
$$A = \frac{11}{1260} \theta r^2$$
5. **Calculate $\theta$ when $A$ doubles and $r=12$ cm:**
The new area is $2 \times 22 = 44$ cm².
Use the formula:
$$44 = \frac{11}{1260} \theta \times 12^2$$
$$44 = \frac{11}{1260} \theta \times 144$$
Multiply both sides by 1260:
$$44 \times 1260 = 11 \theta \times 144$$
$$55440 = 1584 \theta$$
Divide both sides by 1584:
$$\frac{55440}{\cancel{1584}} = \theta \times \cancel{1584}$$
$$\theta = \frac{55440}{1584} = 35$$
**Answer:**
(a) $A = \frac{11}{1260} \theta r^2$
(b) The angle of the sector when the area doubles and $r=12$ cm is $35^\circ$.
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