To find the diameter from the circumference, you can use the formula ( C = \pi d ), where ( C ) is the circumference and ( d ) is the diameter. Rearranging the formula gives ( d = \frac{C}{\pi} ). Substituting the given circumference of 60 cm, the diameter is approximately ( \frac{60}{\pi} ), which is about 19.1 cm.
The diameter is 19.1cm
A circle is fully defined by just one measure - its radius or diameter or circumference of area. I am sure there cannot be a circle with two measures as in the question!
60cm
diameter = circumference/pi
circumference = diameter * pi. Therefore, diameter = circumference ÷ pi.
The diameter is 19.1cm
A circle is fully defined by just one measure - its radius or diameter or circumference of area. I am sure there cannot be a circle with two measures as in the question!
60cm
Circumference is pi times diameter. Diameter is circumference divided by pi. Diameter is twice the radius. Radius is half the diameter.
Diameter = Circumference/pi
diameter = circumference/pi
Since the circumference is Pi times the diameter then divide the circumference by Pi (3.14159) to get the diameter
The circumference of a 13.5 diameter circle is: 42.41(diameter x pi = circumference).
Circumference = pi*diameter So diameter = circumference/pi = 1.59 units
Circumference = pi*diameter So diameter = circumference/pi = 9.87 mi
Circumference = diameter(pi) so divide the circumference by pi to get the diameter.
circumference = diameter * pi. Therefore, diameter = circumference ÷ pi.