The perimeter of this circle

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Is measured through using the equation below.

P = 2
$\pi$ r

You would need the radius to find it

Danseethaler answered Jul 6, 2019

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No picture so I cannot answer, but the formula to find it is

$2 * \pi * radius$

Jared Russell answered Jul 11, 2019

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