Conner estimated that the radius of one of the circles on the playground was 2 yards. If Conner was correct then:

a. the radius was how many feet?
b. the diameter was how many feet?

Thanks!

a. the radius was how many feet?

How many feet in a yard?
Then how many feet in 2 yards?

b. the diameter was how many feet?

The radius is from the edge of the circle to the center. The diameter is edge to center to other edge, so it's twice as far.

The diameter is twice the radius.

So you can find the diameter if you double your first answer.

It equals four😀

6 feet

12 feet

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(A) 6ft (b)12 ft

Thank you Jim!!!!!!!!!! You were a lot of help.

To find the answers, we need to convert the given radius from yards to feet.

First, let's convert the radius from yards to feet.

1 yard is equal to 3 feet.

a. To find the radius in feet, we multiply the given radius in yards by the conversion factor:

Radius in feet = 2 yards × 3 feet/yard
Radius in feet = 6 feet

Therefore, if Conner was correct, the radius of the circle would be 6 feet.

b. To find the diameter of the circle, we multiply the radius by 2:

Diameter in feet = 6 feet × 2
Diameter in feet = 12 feet

Therefore, if Conner was correct, the diameter of the circle would be 12 feet.

This was taken from Saxon Math 5/4 Homeschoolâ„¢ Hake Saxon

A. 6 ft
B. 12 ft

I don't know the answer

A.12 feet.

B. 12 feet