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Find the circumference of the circle using C = pi•D​
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Find the circumference of the circle using C = pi•D​

Find the circumference of the circle using C = pi•D​-example-1
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The correct answer is the third choice, 14 pi.

The choice you selected is wrong.

Circumference = πD

= diameter is 14, so its 14π

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