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Anna007 [38]4 years ago

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Answer:

Therefore,

$C=\pi d\\C\approx 3.14 \times d\\C\approx 43.96\ inches$

Step-by-step explanation:

Let Assume Some Diameter of a Circle, to Solve it

Diameter = d = 14 inch ( say )

C =Circumference

Pi =constant = 3.14

To Find:

C = ?

Solution:

Formula for Circumference of a Circle is given as

$C=\pi d$

Where,

C = Circumference

d = Diameter

Now Substitute d = 14 inches we get

$C=3.14\times 14\approx 43.96\ inches$

This way we can find the circumference for any 'd' i.e Diameter

Therefore,

$C\approx 43.96\ inches$

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