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make use of formulae to convert imperial measurement of one once to a metric measurement.shiw the formulae that you would use

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For the first figure the Circumference of the circle is: 5.3 $\ip$ $\pi$ cm.

For the second figure the Circumference of the circle is: 80 $\ip$ $\pi$ inch.

<h3>What is Circumference of the Circle?</h3>

The circumference of a circle is defined as the linear distance around it.

i.e., $C= 2 *\pi*r$

For First Figure,

Circumference of the circle:

$= 2 *\pi*r$

$= 2 *\pi* \frac{5.3}{2}$

$= 2 *\pi*2.65$

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make use of formulae to convert imperial measurement of one once to a metric measurement.shiw the formulae that you would use​

make use of formulae to convert imperial measurement of one once to a metric measurement.shiw the formulae that you would use