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Calculate the length of the circumference of a circle with radius of 2.8cm
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Calculate the length of the circumference of a circle with radius of 2.8cm
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The equation for circumference is c= (2)pi(r)
If you fill it out, it becomes c = (2)pi(2.8)
Multiply to solve.
Circumference: 17.59cm rounded to nearest hundredth.
*Never use 3.14 as pie, always solve on calculator. 3.14 itself is not pi!!
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- - Solve:
R=Radius
P=Pi (Approximate (≈) 3.14, or
)
Okay so it tells us our radius:
2.8cm and we know out pi: 3.14 so now we plug in:
=
17.593
Final answer:
17.593 (If needed, you can round this to 17.6)
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