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How to find pi using any circle

How to find pi using any circle
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How to find pi using any circle

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Answer:

3.14/radius......... I think

User Killerbarney
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Answer:

You draw a circle. From that circle, you can determine both the circumference and the radius.

Explanation:

Then the value of pi would be the circumference divided by twice the radius.

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