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Given to circles who's radii are 70" and 49" the ratio of their circumfrences is
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Given to circles who's radii are 70" and 49" the ratio of their circumfrences is
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The ratio is 10:7 you are welcome :)
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c=2pir
first one is r=70
c=2pi70=140pi
2nd one is 49=r
c=2pir
c=2pi49
c=98pi
ratio is
140pi:98pi=10:7
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