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This is the same as the circumference of the circle, C = 2*Pi*r

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Q: How do you calculate the travel of one full rotation in a circle?
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A complete rotation or circle contains how many degrees?

A full rotation is a 360 degree rotation. A full circle is 360 degrees.


What is a full rotation of a circle degrees?

It is: 360 degrees


What does a full circle equal in geometry?

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Does the earth take 24 hours to make a circle?

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How many arc minutes in a full circle?

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Why is a full rotation called 360 degrees?

a circle is made up of angular measure, commonly called degrees. Also may be radians or grads. But 360 degrees constitutes a full circle


How many 45 degrees are in a circle?

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How do you find the area in a semi circle?

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