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What is the circumference of the circle if the radius is 80m?
the way you find the circumference is 2xpixr or pixdiameter. so it would be 2x80xpi
How do you find circumference of a circle the easy way?
You need to know the radius first. Next you simply double the radius to get the diameter and then multiply that by pie and you have now worked out the circumference of your circle :)
What is another way to look at the circumference of a circle?
The circumference of a circle is its perimeter
What is the circumference of 2 ft?
The way this question is worded indicates that the circumference is 2 ft.
What is all the way round the outside of a circle called?
Circumference and the formula for circumference is C=πd or C=2rd
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