C = πd
But when given the radius, the formula changes:
C = 2πd
This is because the radius of a circle is only half the length of the diameter. So we multiply the formula by 2.
Circumference concludes Chp. 4 for us. Today's assignment is pg. 169, 3 - 20. You may only use a calculator for 17 - 20; when you take your actual test, you'll be required to show all work for adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing decimals. Please turn in your assignment at the end of class.
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