Radius = $\frac{}{2}$ .

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Because, Radius is the line segment from the centre to any point on its circumference and Diameter is twice of Radius.

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Radius = 2.

Because, Radius is the line segment from the centre to any point on its circumference and Diameter is twice of Radius.

Radius = $\frac{}{2}$ .