Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the formula for radius and circle circumference.
[tex]d=2r \\ \\ C=2\pi r[/tex]
Since we know the diameter, if we divide that by 2, we can get the radius.
[tex]29.5/2=14.75[/tex]
Now we can plug that value into the circumference formula to get the circumference.
[tex]C=2(14.75)\pi \\ \\ C=29.5\pi \\ \\ C=93[/tex]
*Since we're rounding to the nearest inch.
