1. The circumference of a circle is 2Ï€r, and when we plug in 3 for r, we get 6Ï€.
2. We'll use the same formula and plug in 10 for r, giving us 20Ï€.
3. The formula we use in this case is πd, and when we plug in 13 for d, we get 13π.
4. Same formula from 3, we plug in 9.5 for d and get 9.5Ï€.
5. You can calculate the circumference of a circle using 2 formulas, C=2Ï€r (where r=radius and C=circumference) and C=Ï€d (where d=diameter and C is circumference).
6. You use 2Ï€r when the radius is given.
7. You use πd when the diameter is given.
8. 2 examples could be to use the 2 formulas.