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Step 1: Write out the formula


C=\pi D
\begin{gathered} \text{where} \\ C=\text{ the circumference of the circle} \\ D=\text{ the diameter of the circle} \end{gathered}

Step 2: Write out the given value and substitute it into the formula


D=19\text{ inches}

Therefore,


C=\pi*19in\approx60\text{inches}

Hence, in inches, the circumference is approximately 60

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