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running feet in to circumference
by flinterstone » Sat Jan 03, 2009 1:13 pm
how to arrive at with a running feet of say 15 feet rod i bend it for form a round circle - then what will be the circumference or the distance between the center point to the outer circle?
- flinterstone
Re: running feet in to circumference
by Guest » Sat Jan 03, 2009 8:16 pm
flinterstone wrote:how to arrive at with a running feet of say 15 feet rod i bend it for form a round circle - then what will be the circumference or the distance between the center point to the outer circle?
The deformation of the rod may cause a TINY change in length, but circumference should be VERY nearly 15 feet.
For diameter, divide by pi, for radius, divide diameter by 2.
Roughly d = 4.77 ft, r = 2.39 ft
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