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Arrange the given circular objects from small to large based on the length of the radius.

A

1 Rupee Coin

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B

Wheel

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C

Bangle

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D

Button

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Solution

The order of lengths of radius from small to large in the given objects are as follows:

Button < 1 Rupee Coin < Bangle < Wheel

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