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Circumference =π × diameter
Or
Circumference= 2 ×π × radius
The reason for the second formulas is that the radius is half of the diameter; so, if you know radius, you can get the diameter by multiplying the radius times two. Most people use the short version for pie. Pie = 3.14
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