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The number pi is a part of every circle's formula because there is a fundamental relationship between the diameter (d), or radius (r), if you prefer, and the circumference (c) of every circle, regardless of its size, and the relationship is expressed in one of two ways: c = pi d c = 2 pi r Both expression say the same thing, and either (both) apply to every circle you can construct in planar space.

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