Using a tape measure, Melanie found that the circumference of the great

redwood was 600 cm. She estimated that its diameter was 200 cm. Was

Melanie's estimate a little too large, a little too small or right on?

A little too large

Right on

A little too small

Question

Liberty Middleton

25 October, 01:24

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Answers (2)

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Watson · Answer 1

Circumference is pi x diameter so we have to divide 600 by pi to get the actual diameter. 600:3.14=191cm, so her estimate was a little too small

Jadon Farley · Answer 2

Step-by-step explanation:

A. Little too large

Because

C = (Pi) * d

600 = (pi) * 200

So the answer is the A.

Using a tape measure, Melanie found that the circumference of the greatredwood was 600 cm. She estimated that its diameter was 200 cm. WasMelanie's estimate a little too large, a little too small or right on?A little too largeRight onA little too small