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The circumference (C) of a swimming pool is 47 feet. Which formula can you use to find the radius (r) if you know that C = 2πr ?

The circumference (C) of a swimming pool is 47 feet. Which formula can you use to find the radius (r) if you know that C = 2πr ?
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The circumference (C) of a swimming pool is 47 feet. Which formula can you use to find the radius (r) if you know that C = 2πr ?

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Answer:

r=C/2*pie

Explanation:

I got it correct on TTM

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User Sir Graystar
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1. divide each side by 2π
2. you get r = c/2π
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User Erick R Soto
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