What step must be taken first if a 3D geometry question provides a diameter but the formula requires rrr?
Divide the diameter by π\piπ to find the radius (r=dπr = \frac{d}{\pi}r=πd).
Square the diameter to find the radius (r=d2r = d^2r=d2).
Halve the diameter to find the radius (r=d2r = \frac{d}{2}r=2d).
Double the diameter to find the radius (r=2dr = 2dr=2d).
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