C=Pi*D
C=3.14*48 C=150.72in
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The circumference of the TOP of a watermelon is 0.
Top diameter at 1.75" and the height at 2.25"
Surface Area = (Circumference)(Height)* Volume = ∏r2 x Height *If you want to include the top and the bottom in the surface area of the column you have to add the area of the top and bottom. So, the Total Surface Area = [(Circumference)(Height)] + 4(∏)(Radius2)
Pi is used to find a lot of things, volume, area, diameter, radius, but most commonly, circumference. To do that, you multiply the diameter of a circle by pi, (3.14159) then you have the circumference.it is used to calculate the area and volume of a circle or cylinderalso to find circumferenceEX:DIAMETER X PI = CIRCUMFERENCE+++True but I'd question the "most commonly" because Pi is also fundamental to a huge range of calculations involving motion or force in circular or circle-function paths, and to harmonic calculations (sound, vibration, electrical circuit laws, etc.).'Incidentally, there is a neat trick by pure co-incidence worth knowing if you often use a calculator or the calculator pad on a PC keyboard to find areas of circles from their diameters. The standard formula is Pi*R^2 where R is the circle's radius, but since 2R = Diameter the formula w.r.t Diameter is therefore (Pi*D^2)/4. Now, Pi/4 = 0.7854 to enough decimal places for most everyday calculations, so then the formula simplifies to 0.7854*D^2. Look at your keypad and you see those 4 digits sit in a tidy square in the top left, nice and easy to find if you need to keep entering them!
For the string to wrap around the cylinder and yet do so by "coiling" around the outside of the cylinder from bottom to top, it will need to be 150cm long.