Find the radius of each circle. Round your answer to the nearest tenth. circumference = 12.6 m circumference = 18.8 km circumference = 50.3 mi circumference = 44.6 in circumference = 29.5 yd

To find the radius of a circle from its circumference, you can use the formula for circumference, which is:

[ C = 2pi r ]

where ( C ) is the circumference and ( r ) is the radius. To find the radius, rearrange the formula:

[ r = frac{C}{2pi} ]

Now, let’s calculate the radius for each given circumference:

1. Circumference = 12.6 m

( r = frac{12.6}{2pi} approx frac{12.6}{6.2832} approx 2.0 ) m

2. Circumference = 18.8 km

( r = frac{18.8}{2pi} approx frac{18.8}{6.2832} approx 3.0 ) km

3. Circumference = 50.3 mi

( r = frac{50.3}{2pi} approx frac{50.3}{6.2832} approx 8.0 ) mi

4. Circumference = 44.6 in

( r = frac{44.6}{2pi} approx frac{44.6}{6.2832} approx 7.1 ) in

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