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Given:

Given that the diameter of the circle is
(7)/(2) \ cm

We need to determine the radius, circumference in terms of π and circumference using π = 3.14.

Radius:

The radius of the circle can be determined using the formula,


r=(d)/(2)

Substituting
d=(7)/(2), we get;


r=(((7)/(2)))/(2)}

Simplifying, we get;


r=(7)/(4) \ cm

Thus, the radius of the circle is
(7)/(4) \ cm

Circumference in terms of π:

The circumference of the circle can be determined using the formula,


C=2 \pi r

Substituting
r=(7)/(4) \ cm, we get;


C=2 \pi ((7)/(4))


C=(7)/(2) \pi \ cm

Thus, the circumference in terms of π is
(7)/(2) \pi \ cm

Circumference using π = 3.14:

Substituting π = 3.14 in the circumference of the circle
C=(7)/(2) \pi \ cm, we get;


C=(7)/(2)(3.14)


C=10.99 \ cm

Thus, the circumference of the circle is 10.99 cm

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