what is and how do you do the circumfernece
circumference is a fancy work for, the distance around a circle
how do you do it thoe
also, the definition of pi is such that: pi = C/d therefore C = d pi
since the diameter of a circle is twice the raduis, some like to substitute 2r for d C = 2 pi r
what school do you go too?
lol, saint leo university ....
i go too http/:www.connectionsacademy.com
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lots of our users seem to have online schooling
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what grade are you in?
once you graduate, "grade level" is rather pointless ....
have you graduated from math course, amistre?
ive passed many many math courses, yes. and ive even passed some that i have not even taken yet ...
what grade are you in @amistre64
i'm in the 6th grade
if i were to quantify a grade level .... then maybe the 36th grade?
oh
are you married
hahhaa
lol, lets stick to the question at hand. Do you understand the nature of circumference now?
no
i don't need the fromula i need to know how to do it
back when i was a kid, we would try to find the ratio of the distance around a circle as compared to its diameter. after many many attempts to define it as a rational number, it was determined that the ratio was indeed irrational. some greek guys then determined it cant be a number so they called it a letter, pi
i know that i don't need the fromula i need to know how to do it
do you have a boyfriend?
therefore the ratio of a circles outer length (circumference), to its diamter is equal to pi\[\pi=\frac Cd\] since the radius of a circle is 2 times the diamter, d = 2r\[\pi=\frac C{2r}\] therefore, \[C = 2\pi r\]
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its good to notice that since 2pi is also the measure of the radians of a circle, the length of any arc along a circle is simply\[Arc=\theta~r\]
huh @Pandalover485
I gave a link tht explains to u how to do it http://www.wikihow.com/Calculate-the-Circumference-of-a-Circle
not that i got that i have a quetion for you @pandaloer
@Pandalover485
i have a question for you and only you
yes?
wwht
do I master mmath?
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@amistre64
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lol ! this stuff is not for open stdy! ispecail in math
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