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Solve for pi: C = 2pir

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Solve for pi: C = 2pir

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$C = 2\pi r$

$(C)/(2r) = (2\pi r)/(2r)$

$(C)/(2r) = \pi$

Rsoren answered Oct 19, 2017

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