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Label the circles.  \n1)  \n4)  \n7)  \nRadius: 6 cm Circumference:  \nDiameter:  \nCircumference: 43.96 cm  \nRadius:  \n______________________  \nCircumference: 62.8 cm  \n2)  \n3)  \nDiameter: 18 cm Circumference:  \n____________________  \n5)  \n6)  \nRadius:  \nCircumference: 12.56 m  \n8)  \n9)  \nRadius: 22 cm Circumference:  \n____________________  \nRadius:  \nCircumference: 18.84 m  \nRadius: 13 m Circumference:  \nDiameter: 15 m Circumference:  \n____________________  \nAnswers  \n1)  \n4)  \n6 cm  \nC = 37.68 cm  \nRadius: 6 cm Circumference:  \n37.68 cm  \nC = 43.96 cm  \nDiameter:  \n14 cm  \nCircumference: 43.96 cm 7)  \n10 cm  \nC = 62.8 cm  \nRadius:  \n10 cm  \nCircumference: 62.8 cm  \n2) 3)  \n18 cm  \nC = 56.52 cm  \nDiameter: 18 cm  \nCircumference:  \n56.52 cm  \n5) 6)  \nC = 12.56 m  \nRadius:  \n2 m  \nCircumference: 12.56 m  \n8) 9)  \nC = 138.16 cm  \nRadius: 22 cm  \nCircumference:  \n138.16 cm  \n2 m  \n22 cm  \nRadius:  \n3 m  \nCircumference: 18.84 m  \nRadius: 13 m Circumference:  \n81.64 m  \nDiameter: 15 m Circumference:  \n94.2 m","cbCaip8JwHhMIZeb","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaip8JwHhMIZeb","pdf",59078,"English","# Geometry Practice Problems\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"How do you find the circumference of a circle if you know the radius?\",\"answer\":\"You can calculate the circumference by multiplying the radius by 2 and then by Pi (approximately 3.14).\"},{\"question\":\"What is the relationship between the diameter and the radius of a circle?\",\"answer\":\"The diameter is exactly twice the length of the radius.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the circumference calculated when the diameter is provided?\",\"answer\":\"The circumference is found by multiplying the diameter directly by Pi (approximately 3.14).\"}]","Grade 5 Geometry - Circles Circumference Worksheet | PDF"]