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9 months ago

Work out the circumference of this circle.

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DIA [1.3K]9 months ago

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The circumference of a circle will be 131.964.

What is circumference of a circle?

The measurement of the circle's boundaries is called as the circumference or perimeter of the circle. whereas the circumference of a circle determines the space it occupies. The circumference of a circle is its length when it is opened up and drawn as a straight line. Units like cm or unit m are typically used to measure it. The circle's radius is considered while calculating the circumference of the circle using the formula. As a result, in order to calculate the circle's perimeter, we must know the radius or diameter value.

The radius of the circle given is = 21cm

circumference is 2πr = 2*3.142*21 = 131.964cm.

Hence the circumference of a circle 131.964cm.

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