Since circumference= [tex] \pi [/tex]d,
You would solve for d, using the equation 28.26= [tex] \pi [/tex]d, since 28.26 is the circumference.
You would end up dividing [tex] \pi [/tex] on both sides, thus getting the exact answer of 28.26/[tex] \pi [/tex] as the diameter. If you need an estimated answer, then use a calculator, enter the exact diameter, and round as needed.
(If there's anything wrong/unclear in my explanation then please tell me as this is my first time doing this)
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