A few days ago
Having trouble solving this word problem? Please help?
What do you notice between the relationship between the distance around a circle and the distance across the circle ?
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the distance around a circle is the circumference
circumference = 2(pi)(r)
r=radius
the distance across a circle is the diameter
diameter = 2(r)
therefore, circumference = pi(diameter)
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A few days ago
The circumference of a circle (the distance around) is equal to the diameter (the distance across) times pi (3.14159…..)
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A few days ago
Uh, this might not help that much.
But the distance across is called diameter.
And the distance around is called circumference
Try multiplying the diameter by 2.
And see if it = the circumference.
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A few days ago
the distence across the cirrcle should be half of the distance arround the circle i think i came across a simmilar one and it was a stupid answer
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A few days ago
i thnk its pie x radius squared not 2 sure tho
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