Find the circumference of a circle with radius, r = 16m. Give your answer in terms of π .
\(C=32\pi{m}\)
There is a formula for finding the circumference of a circle. It is:
Let C= circumference of circle
Let r= radius of circle
\(C=2\pi{r}\)
Now that we know this formula, let's plug in the information that we know and simplify from there:
\(C=2\pi{(16)}=32\pi{m}\)
The directions are to leave the answer in terms so pi,so there is no need to provide a decimal approximation. And of course, include units in your final answer
\(C=32\pi{m}\)
There is a formula for finding the circumference of a circle. It is:
Let C= circumference of circle
Let r= radius of circle
\(C=2\pi{r}\)
Now that we know this formula, let's plug in the information that we know and simplify from there:
\(C=2\pi{(16)}=32\pi{m}\)
The directions are to leave the answer in terms so pi,so there is no need to provide a decimal approximation. And of course, include units in your final answer