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The Circumference (C) of a circle will ALWAYS be 3.1415926 times its Diameter (D).

This irrational number (which goes on forever) is called "pi".

C = pi x D

This will work for any circle, because as the circle gets bigger or smaller, so does the circumference by the same scale.

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