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.
Diameter of the tree is 2.5 feet (7.85 ft/3.1416)
The answer is about 18.84 feet
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32*6.25 ft = 200 feet.
Just multiply the diameter by pi. 23 * 3.14 = 72.22. 72.22 inches is the circumference.
Diameter of the tree is 2.5 feet (7.85 ft/3.1416)
The answer is about 18.84 feet
24 inches in diameter? Circumference is pi(d), or in your case a bit over 75 inches.
Assuming that the tree is approximately circular, if it is 51 inches in diameter then it is a little over 160 inches in circumference.
To determine the diameter of a tree, measure the circumference of the tree trunk at chest height (about 4.5 feet above the ground) and then divide that measurement by the mathematical constant pi (, approximately 3.14). The result will give you the diameter of the tree.
twenty feet in circumference
I don't believe it will penetrate a 12 inch diameter tree
Approximately 150 years old. This estimate is based on the average growth rate of beech trees, which is around 0.08 inches per year for each inch of circumference.
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It really depends but a standard oak i will say is about 25 inches
A: Find the precise circumference of the trunk and divide by Pi. B: Cut the tree halfway through and stick a tape measure at the end of the cut (the middle of the tree) XD
19.54 ft^3 APEX