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Well first you find on your calculator you need to find pi which looks something like this π.

Now to find the curcumference of any circle the formula is pi multiplied by the diameter.

The radius is 16 metres, and the diameter of any circle in life is two multiplied by the radius.

So you do π times by 32 which equals 100.53(I rounded it off to the nearest 2 decimal places).

or even easier

3.14 x radius 2

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PI times raduis 2

and now for area

2 times 3.14 times raduis

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