It is presumably a description of something with a radius of 13 centimetres.
It is presumably a description of something with a radius of 13 centimetres.
It is presumably a description of something with a radius of 13 centimetres.
It is presumably a description of something with a radius of 13 centimetres.
4' 13" = 154.9 cm or 1.549 meters.
81.7 cm
Area = pi * r * r = 254.34 pi = 3.14 so r * r = 254.34 / 3.14 = 81 so r = 9 cm The circumference = 2* pi * r = 2 * 3.14 * 9 = 56.52 cm
To find the length of each side of the square, we divide the perimeter by 4 (since a square has four equal sides). Therefore, each side would be 52 cm / 4 = 13 cm. To find the area of the square, we square the length of one side. So, the area would be 13 cm x 13 cm = 169 square cm.
Area of a Circle (A) = pi times the radius (r) squared A = (pi) (r)2 Diameter of a Circle (d) = 2 times the radius (r) d = 2r First, find the r Since the diameter (d) = 70 cm, then 70 cm = 2 r (70 cm)/2 = r r = 35 cm Now that you have found the value of the radius (r), you can plug in r for the equation for the area (A) of a circle: A = (pi) (35 cm)2 A = (pi) 1225 cm2 At this point you can multiply 1225 cm2 by pi with a calculator to get the value of 3848.45100065 which can be simplified to 3848.5 cm2
C = 2 pi r (divide by 2pi to both sides) C/2pi = r (substitute 13 pi cm for C) r = (13 pi cm)/(2 pi) = (13/2)(pi/pi) cm = 6.5 cm
r = 2.07 cm
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13 cm
The circumference of a circle of radius r cm is 2*pi*r cm so the length of the semi-circular arc is pi*r cm. The length of the diameter is 2*r cm so the total length is (pi + 2)*r cm
33.02 cm Algebraic Steps / Dimensional Analysis Formula 13 in* 2.54 cm 1 in = 33.02 cm
13 inches is 33.02 cm
13 ft = 396.24 cm
13 cm = 5.12 inches.
If the radius is r cm and the height is h cm, then Volume = pi*r^2*h cm^3 and Surface area = 2*pi*r(r+h) cm^2
The area of a circle with radius r is pi*r*r where pi = 3.1416 approx. When r = 6 cm, the area is 113.1 sq cm.
It is: 2*pi*13 cm