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If diameter is 5.6cm then perimeter of circle is​

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Answered by ushakomal
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If diameter is 5.6cm then perimeter of circle is 17.59m

Answered by Ladylaurel
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Answer :

The circumference of the circle is 17.6cm²

Step-by-step explanation :

Figure,

\setlength{\unitlength}{1mm}\begin{picture}(50,55)\linethickness{0.4mm}\qbezier(45,30)(45,30)(5,30)\qbezier(25.000,10.000)(33.284,10.000)(39.142,15.858)\qbezier(39.142,15.858)(45.000,21.716)(45.000,30.000)\qbezier(45.000,30.000)(45.000,38.284)(39.142,44.142)\qbezier(39.142,44.142)(33.284,50.000)(25.000,50.000)\qbezier(25.000,50.000)(16.716,50.000)(10.858,44.142)\qbezier(10.858,44.142)( 5.000,38.284)( 5.000,30.000)\qbezier( 5.000,30.000)( 5.000,21.716)(10.858,15.858)\qbezier(10.858,15.858)(16.716,10.000)(25.000,10.000)\multiput(5,30)(20,0){3}{\circle*{1}}\end{picture}\put(-33,33){\bf\large 5.6\ cm}

Given that,

  \underline{\pink{ \sf{Diameter = 2 \times Radius}}} \:  \:  \star

Therefore,

=\sf{\dfrac{5.6}{2}}

 \sf{=2.8cm}

As we know that,

 \underline{ \boxed{ \pink{ \sf{Circumference} = 2\pi \: r}}}\:  \: {\star}

 \sf{\leadsto \: 2 \times  \dfrac{22}{7} \times 2.8}

 \sf{ \leadsto \: 22 \times 7 \times 0.4}

 \sf{\leadsto \: 8.8 \times 2}

\underline{ \boxed{  \purple{\bf{\leadsto \: 17.6}}}}  \:  \: \star

 \underline{ \sf{ \therefore \:The \: circumference \: is \: 17.6 {cm}^{2} }}

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