The diameter of a circle is 4 inches. What's the circle's circumference? Reference: c-dr C-2rx 2-3.14 A. 12.56 B. 24.42 C. 36.67 D. 48.54

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The diameter of a circle is 4 inches. What's the circle's circumference?

Reference:
c-dr
C-2rx
2-3.14
A. 12.56
B. 24.42
C. 36.67
D. 48.54

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Explanation:

circumference = diameter × π = 4π inches ≅ 12.56 inches

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