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Circle equation I have a circumference circle that is 22 1/2". How do I find the diameter?

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The circumference (C) of a circle and its diameter (D) are related by
C=PI*D (Pi is the famous constant)
D=C/Pi

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The circumference of a circle is pi times the diameter i.e. multiply the diameter by

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How to solve the circumference by using fomulae p=2

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Circle equation

If you know the center, measure the distance between the center and one point on the circumference. Measure with the opening of a compass and report on a ruler, or use a ruler.
Take the measure of the radius and multiply by 2. Any other indirect way of getting the radius does not constitute a measure but a calculation.
The diameter of a circle enters in two formulas.
Length of Circumference: C=Pi*D (D diameter) ====>D=C/Pi
Area of the disk A=Pi *D^2/4 =====>D=SQRT(4*A/Pi), SQRT is the square root operation.
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The circumference of a circle is 47.1 feet. What is the diameter of the circle?

The circumference of a circle is C=2 * pi * r or C= pi * d.

What do we know? C=47.1 and pi.

What are we trying to calculate? d

Put what we know in the equation and solve for d.

47.1 = pi * d

To isolate d, we have to divide both sides by pi.

47.1
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I get 14.99' or approximately 15' as the diameter.

Good luck,
Paul
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What is the radius of a 30'' pipe

what class are you in? Is this your home work? Anyway, You should know that
Circumference = 2 x pie x radius therefore radius - circumference / 2 x pie in this case radius = 30 x 7 / 2 x 22 = 210 / 44 Now you can calculate that fraction.
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