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The circumference of a tree is 7.85ft what is the diameter?
Diameter of the tree is 2.5 feet (7.85 ft/3.1416)
What is the diameter of a tree if the circumference is 17 feet 1 inch?
The formula for the circumference of a tree is Diameter * PI. If the circumference is known, then the diameter is equal to the circumference / PI. In this case, the diameter is equal to 5 foot 5.29 inches.
How can you use radius to find the diameter?
you double the radius to find the diameter.
If you have your circumference how do you find the diameter?
diameter = circumference/pi
How do you find a diameter?
To find the diameter of a circle you multiply the radius by 2 or d=r2
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