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[a] 88 inches
The circumference can be found with C = 2πr, but they tell us to use
instead of pi, so we will do just that.
C = 2 *
* r
C = 2 *
* (14)
C = 88
[b] 176 inches
Again, the circumference can be found with C = 2πr, but they tell us to use
instead of pi, so we will do just that.
C = 2 *
* r
C = 2 *
* (28)
C = 176
[c] When you double the radius, the circumference also doubles.
We will divide the second circumference by the first circumference so we can see how they compare:
176 / 88 = 2
Now we will take the second radius divided by the first radius:
28 / 14 = 2
We could use a longer explanation, but in summary, when the radius is doubled the circumference is also doubled as seen with the value 2.