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Please help me I get so confused

Please help me I get so confused-example-1
User Jason Mitchell
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Answer:

(a) 31.4 in (b) 37.68 mm

Explanation:

a- The circumference of a circle of radius r - or diameter d, is,

C=2
\pi r=
\pi d

In this case, we have that the diameter of the circle is d = 10in. If we use 3.14 for π, the circumference is,


C=\pi xd=3.14x10in=31.4in

b- - The question gives us a circle with a radius of 6mm and we are asked to find the circumference of the circle.

- To find the circumference of a circle, we simply need to apply the formula for finding the circumference of a circle.

- The formula for the circumference of a circle is:

C=2
\pi×r

where,

r=radius

C= circumference of the circle:

- Thus, we can find the circumference of the circle as follows

r= 6mm


\pi=3.14

C=2×3.14× 6mm

C= 37.68mm

Final Answer

The circumference of the circle is 37.68 mm

User Goshika Mahesh
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Answer:

31.42

Explanation:

C=2πr

d= 2r

Solving for C

C = πd = π·10 ≈ 31.41593

User MostafaMV
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