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Why might the measured radii and circumferences not be exactly proportional?

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If we write for the circumference of a circle, this proportional relationship can be written . The area of a circle with radius is approximately . Unlike the circumference, the area is not proportional to the radius because cannot be written in the form for a number .

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we write for the circumference of a circle, this proportional relationship can be written . The area of a circle with radius is approximately . Unlike the circumference, the area is not proportional to the radius because cannot be written in the form for a number .

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