What is the approximate distance around the half circle with a diameter of 64 meters? a) 100.48m b) 200.96m c)401.92m d)1607.68m

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What is the approximate distance around the half circle with a diameter of 64 meters?

a) 100.48m
b) 200.96m
c)401.92m
d)1607.68m

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Its A 100.48
64*3.14=200.96
200.96/2=100.48
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