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Given that the radius of circle A is 4 cm, and the diameter of circle B is 6 cm, what can be concluded about the two circles. Sorry that i have no picture i hope this is enough answer choices are below.

A. The circles are similar and congruent

B The circles are congruent only

C.The circles are neither similar nor congruent

D. The circles are similar

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iGreen
All circles are similar.

If they were congruent, they would have the same radius's/diameter's.

Circle B = diameter of 6

Circle A = radius of 4

Diameter = 2 * Radius

Circle A = diameter of 4 * 2 = 8

So they have different diameter's, therefore they are not congruent. So they are similar only.
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