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find the radius of a circle with circumferene of 50cm
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remember that circumference is \[C = 2 \pi r\] since you've got the circumference as 50cm, then you can find r by substituting the value to the equation and you'll have r as \[r = \frac{ C }{ 2 \pi }\]
^ Just follow what @shinalcantara gave you. \(r = \dfrac{C}{2 \pi}\) Plug in the circumference and pi: \(r = \dfrac{50}{2(3.14)}\) Multiply: \(r = \dfrac{50}{6.28}\) Can you divide that? @ogolotswe
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