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One circle has a radius of 5cm. A second circle has a radius of 6 cm. How much larger is the circumference of the second circle than the first circle? (
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One circle has a radius of 5cm. A second circle has a radius of 6 cm. How much larger is the circumference of the second circle than the first circle? (

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Answer:

Two ways

First way is substituting pi as 3.14: 6.28 cm

Second way is to use the pi symbol: 2π

Explanation:

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