Is it possible for a circle to have the following approximate measurements? Explain.Radius: 0.91 mi Circumference: 2.72 miA. Yes, a circle can have those measurements. The ratio of the circumference to the radius is approximately 3, which is close to the value of π.B. Yes, a circle can have those measurements. So long as the circumference is more than twice the radius, a circle can have any measurements for radius and circumference.C. No, a circle cannot have those measurements. The ratio of the circumference to the diameter would be approximately 1.5, which is not close to the value of ππ.D. No, a circle cannot have those measurements. Miles are too large of a unit to measure, so it would be impossible to measure the radius and circumference of a circle of that size.

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Given data is :Radius r=0.91 miCircumference C=2.72 miNow calculate the circumference,C=2πr=2×π×0.91 mi=5.72 miThus, the given value of circumference is not correct.Now calculate the ratio of circumference to the radius,Cr=5.720.91=2πCdiameter=πdd=πThus, it the not possible for the circle to have given measurement.Hence, the correct option is (C)

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