You're right to question that; the 7 cm diameter was an assumption I mistakenly made, which isn't present in the information from the image. Let's correct that and re-evaluate the problem using the correct approach.

### Revised Approach:

The problem doesn't directly provide the diameter or radius of the water bottles. The specific details (like diameter) need to be deduced from the arrangement or problem statement.

### Steps to Solve:

1. **Determine the Radius or Diameter**:
   - If the problem gives any dimensions or hints about the size of the bottles, those need to be carefully used. Since the image doesn't seem to provide this detail explicitly, the diameter or radius is necessary for the calculation but wasn't provided.

2. **Use Given Data (if any)**:
   - If the diameter or radius was given, you would then use it to find the circumference of one bottle.

3. **Calculate the Circumference**:
   - The formula for the circumference \( C \) of a circle is:
     \[
     C = 2 \pi r
     \]
   - Where \( r \) is the radius of the bottle. If the radius is given, substitute it into the formula.

### What You Should Do:

- Recheck the problem statement for any given dimensions of the water bottle.
- If the diameter or radius is given, use that value to calculate the circumference.
  
If the problem asks for the circumference of 4 water bottles, remember the value would remain the same for each bottle unless you are asked to find the sum.

**Note**: Without knowing the exact dimensions, I cannot calculate the precise circumference. The next step is to ensure that we have the correct data before solving.

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Learn how to calculate the circumference of water bottles without explicit diameter or radius details. This problem involves applying the circumference formula C = 2 \pi r and deducing dimensions from the problem statement. Suitable for high school students.

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