If the radius of a Circle is tripled, then its diameter is also tripled, and subsequently, its circumference is also tripled. Pi remains a constant.If the diameter is doubled (say the original length was 2, now the length is 4), the circumference will also double (the original circumference is 2π , now the circumference is 4π )
If the radius of a Circle is tripled, then its diameter is also tripled, and subsequently, its circumference is also tripled. Pi remains a constant.If the diameter is doubled (say the original length was 2, now the length is 4), the circumference will also double (the original circumference is 2π , now the circumference is 4π )
<span>The answer is A because the die rolled first time can in no way affect the outcome of the second roll of the die, so both the events are independent events which do not affect each other.</span>
