A circular jogging track is being designed so that one complete lap around the track is one mile long. What should the radius of the track be to the nearest foot?
(one mile equals five thousand two hundred eighty feet)

two thousand six hundred forty feet

one thousand seven hundred sixty feet

one thousand six hundred eighty-two feet

eight hundred forty-one feet

Question

A circular jogging track is being designed so that one complete lap around the track is one mile long. What should the radius of the track be to the nearest foot?
(one mile equals five thousand two hundred eighty feet)

 two thousand six hundred forty feet

 one thousand seven hundred sixty feet

 one thousand six hundred eighty-two feet

 eight hundred forty-one feet

anonymous · Answer

@Gravity_Dreams

dan815 · Answer

hello, the circumference of a circle is 2*pi*r

dan815 · Answer

what must the radius be so that the circumference is 1 mile
2*pi*r=1

anonymous · Answer

Idk you tell me sir

dan815 · Answer

make sure you convert r to feet in the end

miracrown · Answer

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