What are some real-life situations in which you can use circumference and area of a circle?

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Answer: Estimating the wood in a tree, it may be more convenient to measure its circumference to estimate the volume than directly measuring the tree's diameter. Take your height and divide it by your circumference at the waist.

The wheel of a bicycle.

Coin.

Dinner plate.

Wall clock.

Ferris wheels

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shusha [124]3 years ago

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You can be remodeling a pool or maybe a kitchen (like for a island or something)

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