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The
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2
2
2
units.
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the diameter of the circle
?
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units
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Solve proportions: word problems
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Q.
The radius of a circle is
2
2
2
units.
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What is the diameter of the circle?
\newline
□
\square
□
units
Circle Diameter Formula:
The formula for the
diameter of a circle
is twice the radius.
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Calculation: Diameter
=
2
×
= 2 \times
=
2
×
Radius
=
2
×
2
= 2 \times 2
=
2
×
2
units.
Calculation:
Check the calculation:
2
2
2
times
2
2
2
is indeed
4
4
4
, so no math error here.
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