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Can you find the exact circumference of a circle when you multiply the diameter by -=?
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Can you find the exact circumference of a circle when you multiply the diameter by -=?

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Multiply the radius by 2 to get the Diameter Then multiply the Result by pie (3.14)
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yes u can

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