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Find the diameter of each circle given the radius.

radius=6cm
radius=5cm
radius=9cm
radius=8cm
radius-1.5cm
radius=18cm
radius=4cm

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User Ahruss
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Answer:

1. 12cm.

2. 10cm.

3. 18cm.

4. 16cm.

5. 3cm. (or -3 if your question was negative.)

6. 36cm.

7. 8cm.

Step-by-step explanation:

To find the radius of a circle, simply divide the diameter by 2.

With this being said we can just add on top of the given radius.

Example:

The given radius is 5cm. What is 5cm + 5cm? 10cm.

Thus, getting our answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

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User Mzzl
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3 votes

Answer:

1. 12cm.

2. 10cm.

3. 18cm.

4. 16cm.

5. 3cm. (or -3 if your question was negative.)

6. 36cm.

7. 8cm.

Step-by-step explanation:

To find the radius of a circle, simply divide the diameter by 2.

With this being said we can just add on top of the given radius.

Example:

The given radius is 5cm. What is 5cm + 5cm? 10cm.

Thus, getting our answer.

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User Dhaval Chauhan
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7.1k points
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