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The world is often described as a sphere due to the force of gravity, which pulls matter into a rounded shape. This spherical shape allows for even distribution of gravitational force, resulting in a balance that maintains the planet's structure. Additionally, the Earth's rotation causes a slight bulge at the equator, making it an oblate spheroid rather than a perfect sphere. This shape is essential for various natural phenomena, including climate patterns and ocean currents.
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In the world heritage symbol what do the circle and the square mean?
The circle is the soil in the world, and the square is a tree coming out of the soil.
What is a real world example of a circle graph?
A circle graph is a pie chart
Can you imagine the world without circle?
No.
What is a real world example of the circumference of a circle?
It is equal to 2 r or D, where r= radius and D = diameter of the circle.
Is a semi circle regular?
Yes it is. Pie = 3.14 or a half circle is 180 degree's where as a full circle is 360 degrees. I fly small aircraft an we always make incomplete circles, it used everyday in the world with engineers and mathematicians. Each quarter circle is 90 degrees, multiplied by 4 equals 360 degrees which is a whole circle. Hope this helped you. John U.
In what circle of the world do polar bears live?
The Arctic circle.
In the world heritage symbol what do the circle and the square mean?
The circle is the soil in the world, and the square is a tree coming out of the soil.
What is a real world example of a circle graph?
A circle graph is a pie chart
What does orbis mean in latin?
Maker of the world.
Can you imagine the world without circle?
No.
What shape is the world earth?
a circle
Is every circle in the world equals 360?
The perimeter of a circle measures 360 degrees.
How many people does it take to circle the whole entire world?
How many people does it take to circle the whole entire world in one line?
Why are the Olympic rings rings?
because the world is a circle
What in the world is pi?
The ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter.
Does the Arctic Circle go around the world?
Yes.
From what part of world are polar bears?
The Arctic Circle
