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Suppose radius CA is a 12 meters long. What is the diameter of the circle A: 6m B: 12m C: 24m D: 34m
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Suppose radius CA is a 12 meters long. What is the diameter of the circle

A: 6m
B: 12m
C: 24m
D: 34m

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24m

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