In any circle the ratio of circumference to diameter is constant and is approximately equal to 22:7. what is the circumference of a circle if its diameter is 60 in?

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In any circle the ratio of circumference to diameter is constant and is approximately equal to 22:7. what is the circumference of a circle if its diameter is 60 in?

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Answer:

188.57 in

Explanation:

Circumference = 2πr = 2πd/2 = πd

$= (22)/(7) * 60 \: in$

= 188.57 in ( approx.)

Celie answered Nov 16, 2023

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Answer:
220/7
Explanation:
circumstance/diameter = 22/7
circumstance = diameter * 22/7
=10 * 22/7 = 220/7 (inches)

Srijani Ghosh answered Nov 19, 2023

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