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27 May, 07:23

The circumference of a planet is about 23,000 miles. Find its diameter to the nearest mile.

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  1. 27 May, 10:44
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    If you have the circumference then you want to divide 23,000 for the diameter. You get circumference by Diameter x / pi then you will need to divide 23,000 by / pi to get it. Then round to the nearest mile!

    ~Oswald
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