Math, asked by yashika87, 1 year ago

calculate the diameter of the circle whose radius is 4cm

enigma478: hey!!!

enigma478: if 4cm is your radius

enigma478: ..

enigma478: Diameter = radius × 2

enigma478: in this case, 4×2= 8cm which is your diameter

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Answered by Ayush594533

2

Diameter= 2xr
= 2x4
=8cm

Answered by suresh1475

3

Diameter =
$2 \times radius$

$2 \times 4cm = 8cm$

therefore diameter = 8cm

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