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Find the circumference of a sphere's great circle with a radius of 4 m.

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This is the concept of areas and circumference of the solid figures;
The circumference of the cylinder whose radius is 4 m will be given by;
C=2πr
C=2*π*4
C=8π m=25.133 m

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