Math, asked by yadavreema251, 9 months ago

Find the diameter of a circle whose circumference is 15.7 cm.

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Answered by fkgfollowup

3

Answer:d=5

Step-by-step explanation:

Since, circumference=π*diameter

Or 2*radius*π

15.7=πd

15.7=3.14d

D=5

Answered by Anonymous

7

Answer:

c

=

π

d

c=πd

or 15.7 = 3.14d

∴

∴

d

=

15.7

3.14

d=15.73.14= 5 cm

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