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If you know the circumference of a circle, which step(s) can you follow to find its diameter? A. Divide by 2. B. Divide by PI . C. Divide by PI, then divide by 2. D. Divide by 2…

If you know the circumference of a circle, which step(s) can you follow to find its diameter? A. Divide by 2. B. Divide by PI . C. Divide by PI, then divide by 2. D. Divide by 2…
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If you know the circumference of a circle, which step(s) can you follow to find its diameter?

A. Divide by 2.
B. Divide by PI .
C. Divide by PI, then divide by 2.
D. Divide by 2, then multiply by PI .

User Thomas LAURENT
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Divide it by Pi! Good luck, future people! :D

User Zam
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C = (pi) * d
C / (pi) = d......so u r gonna divide circumference by pi to find diameter
User Brian FitzGerald
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