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1. The radius, r, of a circle is one-half of the length of its diameter, d. r = d 2r = d + r = d r=d r=

1. The radius, r, of a circle is one-half of the length of its diameter, d. r = d 2r = d + r = d r=d r=
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1. The radius, r, of a circle is one-half of the length of its diameter, d.

r = d
2r = d
+ r = d
r=d
r=

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2r=d stands as correct

Explanation:


User Urish
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The answer is 2r = d.
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