One circle has a circumference of mc017-1.jpg cm. Another circle has a circumference of mc017-2.jpg cm. What is the ratio of the radius of the smaller circle to the radius of the larger circle?
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XxXNessalulbaddieXxX:
do u know what radius is ?
jajajajajjnu:
give me a second
jajajajajjnu:
no i dont
HighIQReptilian:
A radius is half the diameter.
jajajajajjnu:
it just gives me 4 ratios
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jajajajajjnu:
to answer from
HighIQReptilian:
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jajajajajjnu:
the frist one is 12 pi cm
and the second one is 32 pi cm
HighIQReptilian:
Is that the circumfrence? Or diameter? Or Radius?
jajajajajjnu:
circumfrnce
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HighIQReptilian:
Ok. To get the diameter from circumference you have to do pi times c. Please tell me what the results of pi times the circumference gives you. (Do this once for each circle.) Use 3.14 as pi
jajajajajjnu:
i got it already it was a ratio of 3:8 thank you though