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Which of these statements would be an incorrect way to call the following function?

def circle_area(radius):
return 3.14 * radius * radius

A. print(circle_area(10))

B. circle_area(input(“Enter a circle radius.”))

C. radius = 5
circle_area(radius)

D. input(“Enter a circle radius.”)(circle_area())

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itsty1992

Answer: D

Explanation:

circle_area requires a radius to be passed in. When the function is called there is nothing being passed in so you would get an error. Also the user input isn't being saved to any variable so you would probably get an error at that line first.

The incorrect option is A. Because the radius of the circle is not given.

What is programming?

Programming is the set of rules and algorithms by which the desired output can be obtained.

The set of rules is given below.

Def circle_area(radius):

return 3.14 * radius * radius

To get the circle's area we need to give the radius of the circle.

Then the incorrect option is A. Because the radius of the circle is not given.

More about the programming link is given below.

https://brainly.com/question/11023419

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