You mean radius. The radius is half the height of a circle. The diameter is the full height. So, you would add 14 to itself.
Therefore, the diameter of the circle is 28 inches.
the perimeter is 3 times as long as the diameter Example: if my diameter is 7 inches long my perimeter is 3 times as much so it is 21 inches long
330.78 ft3
Area = pi*r2A ratio.A = pi*(12)2-------------A = pi*(10)2cancel all like factors144/100= 1.44 times larger==============
The answer depends on the square!
Diameter = 1.5/pi = 0.4774648293 of an inch
no because the radius is half the diameter so it must be multiplied by two in order to find the diameter of that circle which is 4 times 4 equals to 8 so the circle which has a diameter of 5 inches is much to small for a circle with a radius of 4 inches to fit.
the perimeter is 3 times as long as the diameter Example: if my diameter is 7 inches long my perimeter is 3 times as much so it is 21 inches long
330.78 ft3
The area of the circle is 50.265482457436691815402294132472 inches2. The area of the rectangle is 210 inches2. The rectangle is larger in area by 159.73451754256330818459770586753 inches2,
Assuming the 28 feet refers to the diameter of the circle, the answer is 1231.5 cubic feet, approx.
Area = pi*r2A ratio.A = pi*(12)2-------------A = pi*(10)2cancel all like factors144/100= 1.44 times larger==============
A bike is not a circle, so the question doesn't mean much as it's stated. But we'repretty sure that you're referring to one of the bike's wheels.The definition of "diameter" is "double the radius". If double the radius is 24 inches,then the radius is (24/2) = 12 inches.
Circumference of a circle = pi DCircumference of the big one = 12 piCircumference of the small one = 8 piDifference = (12 pi - 8 pi) = (12 - 8) pi = 4 pi = 12.5664 inches (rounded)
The answer depends on the square!
Diameter = 1.5/pi = 0.4774648293 of an inch
By a 21-inch circle I presume you mean that the diameter is 21 inches. So the radius is half as long, 10.5 inches. The formula for the circumference of a circle is 2 pi r, where r is the radius. Pi is about 3.14. That is accurate to 2 decimals, or 3 significant digits all together. I use that approximation because the dimension we are given has 2 significant digits. So the circumference is pi times the diameter; we multiply 3.14 by 21 inches and get 65.94. To 2 significant digits, that is 66 inches. If you meant that the radius was 21 inches, then the circumference would be twice as much, or 132 inches.
Assuming you are talking about a cylinder, all you need to do is calculate the area of the circle and multiply it by the height of the cylinder. The area of a circle is pi*r^2. So with a height h, the volume would be h(pi*12^2) = h * 144pi.