Find the diameter of the circle, which is the length from one side of the circle to the other (in the exact centre, of course.) Multiply this number by Pi, which is a number somewhere between 3 and 4 (it starts out as 3.141, but the decimals go on infinitely.) The circumference of the circle is then - assuming the diameter is 2 - 6.282, because that is the answer to 2 x π (π represents Pi.)
Circumference of a circle = 2*pi*radius or pi*diameter
7*pi which is about 22 units of measurement
Divide the circumference by 2*pi will give the radius of the circle.
at the equator.
Diameter * pi (3.14159...) = circumfrerence
Multiply the radius by 2 and multiply the result by 3.141592654....(pi)
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Any circle will work!
yes it does :)
Theres a circle and if you get pushed out of the circle I am pretty sure you lost...
A circle can be used for many things in the work place such as a diagram or other chart.
Work it out the circumfrance of a circle is pie x the diameter!