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pls anyone don't worry about like the one above it it just my hand writing this is the only one I'm having problem with the rest I probably can get

pls anyone don't worry about like the one above it it just my hand writing this is-example-1
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By definition, the circumference of a circle can be calculated using the following formula:


C=2\pi r

Where "r" is the radius of the circle.

According to the information given in the exercise, the wheel has the following circumference:


C=38in

So, knowing the circumference, you can substitute it into the formula:


38in=2\pi r

Finally, you have to solve for the radius "r":


\begin{gathered} (38in)/(2\pi)=r \\ \\ r\approx6in \end{gathered}

The answer is: Option C.

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