To calculate the diameter of a shape, you first need to identify the shape type. For a circle, the diameter is twice the radius, which can be found using the formula (D = 2r). For other shapes, like an ellipse, the diameter can vary depending on the axes, but is typically defined as the longest distance across the shape. In polygons, the diameter can be the longest distance between any two vertices.
2.35
It is 25cm
92mm
Times the diametre by pi
d = 11.46 inches
diametre of circle
The diametre of Pluto is 2,320km
The average diametre of the planet Mars is approximately 6,786km.
Diametre is, since diametre = 2*radius
51,118
pi * diameter
About 12104 Km.
2.35
It is 25cm
15 km
92mm
dx