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Measuring a Circle

07/27/2009 3:13 AM

how to measure the circle

i.e circle dia. 584mm, what is the length.

please advise
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07/27/2009 3:32 AM

What's the matter, slept through geometry class, now homework is due?

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07/27/2009 4:13 AM

I understand what you mean but just to add,There is no such thing like length in a circle.

these people can help you.

http://education.smarttech.com/ste/en-US/Ed+Resource/Lesson+activities/Notebook+activities/Browse+Notebook/United+States/Secondary/7-9/Math/Circumference.htm

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07/27/2009 4:44 AM

Hint: it's got something to do with a number called pi........

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07/27/2009 8:39 AM

CR4 is not a homework help site, Guest.
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Re: how to measure the circle length

07/27/2009 10:29 PM

my guess is this a practical application not homework, based on the given diameter and the resultant circumference.

my opinion.

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