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pav-90 [236]
2 years ago
12

Como se calcula la medida de la sircunferencia si conocen la medida del diámetro

Mathematics
1 answer:
anygoal [31]2 years ago
4 0
Para encontrar la medida de la circunferencia se aplica la ecuación P = π*D.

Explicación.

El perímetro es la medida total de todos los lados que pueda tener una figura geométrica, además se tiene que tener en cuenta que es una magnitud fundamental de los polígonos.

Para una circunferencia el perímetro se encuentra multiplicando el diámetro y el número π (pi), como se muestra a continuación:

P = π*D

Dónde:

P es el perímetro.

D es el diámetro
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