That's ok. I'm glad we've straightened out that problem.
The formula is usually written as
Circumference = pi * diameter
But if we want to find the diameter, we can switch it around to
Diameter=Circumference/π
Thank you Ms. Sue. Sorry I didn't tell you we're just learning that pi=3 for now. It made everything complicated for you to check if my answers were correct. :P
But what is this formula usually used for?Diameter=Circumference/π?
Is it used to find the diameter of something?
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And the formula Radius=Circumference/2π
is that used to find the radius? And is it
usually written as Circumference=2πr?
is that used to find the radius? And is it
usually written as Circumference=2πr?
Yes.
Okay, thank you again! :D