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John Pollard · Answer 1 · 2019-09-27T03:03:26+0000

You would turn the diameter into a radius so that you can put it into the Circumference formula. Doing so would get you 3963.205.

Then, you would put that into the formula C=
$2 \pi r$

C= 3963.205

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