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Are Taylor's calculations correct? A. Yes, Taylor's calculations are correct B. No, because it should be the length of the radius. C. No, because he used the incorrect…

Are Taylor's calculations correct? A. Yes, Taylor's calculations are correct B. No, because it should be the length of the radius. C. No, because he used the incorrect…
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Are Taylor's calculations correct?

A. Yes, Taylor's calculations are correct
B. No, because it should be the length of the
radius.
C. No, because he used the incorrect value for it
D. No, because it should be squared

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C.No,because he used the incorrect value for it.

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