Concept explainers
To calculate the radius.
Answer to Problem 2C
30 cm.
Explanation of Solution
Given Information: Circumference =
Formula Used:Circumference of
Calculation:
Diameter = d, Radius = r.
Circumference of circle =
Put the value of circumference to find the radius.
186 cm =
So,
Now,
Put the value of
So,
Hence,
Nearest Radius of circle = 30 cm.
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