The circle formed by the blades of a fan has a circumference of fifty-six and four-sevenths inches. What is its diameter? Use twenty-two sevenths for pi.
twelve inches
eighteen inches
twenty-one inches
twenty-six inches
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OpenStudy (doc.brown):
the circumference of a circle is 2 times bigger than pi times the radius
see?
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
so wats the answer
OpenStudy (doc.brown):
the diameter is two times r so the circumference is pi times d
OpenStudy (doc.brown):
\[C=\pi d\]\[57=\frac{22}{17}d\]
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OpenStudy (doc.brown):
Sorry, I meant
\[C=\pi d\]\[57=\frac{22}{7}d\]
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OpenStudy (doc.brown):
You want the d by itself, try getting rid of the 7 first.
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OpenStudy (doc.brown):
The answer involves math. I'll give you a hint, what's \(\dfrac{7}{7}\)?
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