The radius of a circle A is 2 times as long as the diameter of circle B. What is the radius of circle B if the diameter of circle A is 64 inches?
The radius of circle A is half of its diameter, so the radius of circle A is 64/2 = 32 inches.
Since the radius of circle A is 2 times the radius of circle B, we can set up the equation:
32 = 2r
Where r is the radius of circle B.
Solving for r:
r = 32/2
r = 16
Therefore, the radius of circle B is 16 inches.