I have a circle that measures 42" in diameter. I have to put fabric around that at a 2.5 to 1 fullness. What is the flat piece of fabric I need
circumferance
circumference = pi*100mm
39 inches / pi = 12.4 inches
A pair of compasses are use to construct circles and arcs of circles
Well, I asked my math teacher and thi is what she said. Okay. A long time ago there were math mathematicians. They had circles sculpted out of rock and wood and stuff like that. So anyway, these mathematicians, or MAs would study the circles by mesuring them. The MA's would take a tape and measure all the way around a circle. They then would measure across the circle. The would do big circles and small circles. They then noticed that there was a pattern. If the mutiplied the distance across the circle times a number, they would get the circumferance. The number was, 22/7 or 3.14...and pi was born. So of course we know that the decimal isn't perfect and we won't get an exact answer when mutipling by pi. But now at least we don't have to cut a circle out of stone and use a measuring tape to determine it that way. ~Minicooper Out!
The circumferance of the moon is 6790 miles.
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The circumferance of a circle is equal to 2 x pi x r, where r is the radius, i.e. approximately 6.2832 than its radius. Divide the circumferance from the figure above to get the radius of a circle in which the circumferance is known.
circumferance
It is: 10*pi
circumference/pi = diameter
6.0 cm
circumference = pi*100mm
This question replies completely on the plane of reference.
9 inches around
What is 27 X 3.14? 27 pi
The circumference is approximately 37.7 yards.