Math, asked by jyotinarkar581, 3 months ago

If the diameter of a square is 28 cm what is its radius.

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Answered by irenecosdiesta

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Answer:

Calculating Radius of a Square

The distance from the center of a square to any one of its four corners can be calculated by taking half the length of one side of the square, squaring that value, doubling the result, then taking the square root of that number. The radius of a 6-inch square is 4.24 inches.

Answered by riteshkumar61

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Answer:

14cm

Step-by-step explanation:

Diameter= 28cm

Radius= 28/2

= 14cm

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