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The diameter of a circle is equivalent to the radius squared. True False Explain your answer

The diameter of a circle is equivalent to the radius squared. True False Explain your answer
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The diameter of a circle is equivalent to the

radius squared.
True
False
Explain your answer

User Indranil
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false

d=r(2)

not radius squared.
User Damien MATHIEU
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Answer:

Explanation:

The diameter of a circle is twice the radius, so the statement is false.

User Debs
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