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How do you figure out the radius of a circle?
You can divide the diameter by two.
If the radius is 4 what is the diameter?
radius *2 = diameter so then plug the radius in... 4*2=8 8 is the diameter of the figure.
How do you figure circumference?
U take 3.14rsquare (r= radius)
How do you figure the diameter of a circle?
2 times pi times radius
What is the area of a circle with a radius of 9.4 cm?
The formula is (pi x radius to the power of 2), so its 3.14 x 82.6= figure it out
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