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This maybe primary but i don't get it There's a circle with the radius = 3, calculate it's perimeter

This maybe primary but i don't get it There's a circle with the radius = 3, calculate it's perimeter
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This maybe primary but i don't get it

There's a circle with the radius = 3, calculate it's perimeter

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User Koryonik
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Answer:

p=18.84

Explanation:

You just need to double its radius and multipe with pi

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User Liran Revivo
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P=r x 2 x pi
= 3 x 2 x 3.14
= 6 x 3.14 = 18.84
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User Nehal Hasnayeen
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