SOLUTION: Consider the following two circles. The segment d1 is a diameter of ⨀A and the segment d2 is a diameter of ⨀B. https://cds.flipswitch.com/tools/asset/media/576570

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Question 1062884: Consider the following two circles. The segment d1 is a diameter of ⨀A and the segment d2 is a diameter of ⨀B.
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If d1=1 and d2=2r, and if CB denotes the circumference of ⨀B, which of the following equations is true?
1/2r = CB/2π
1/2r = 2π/CB
1/2r = π/CB
1/2r = CB/π
Answer by ikleyn(52781)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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Consider the following two circles. The segment d1 is a diameter of ⨀A and the segment d2 is a diameter of ⨀B.
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If d1=1 and d2=2r, and if CB denotes the circumference of ⨀B, which of the following equations is true? 
1/2r = CB/2π

1/2r = 2π/CB

1/2r = π/CB     <<<---+++

1/2r = CB/π

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