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deltanova
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Hi! i just have a question

 

In class today, we learnt that in a circle, the circumfrence divided by the diameter = Pi,

 

why is this so?

Pi is simply a ratio of the diameter to the Circumfrence. No matter how big or small the circle is this ratio holds. Its a consequence of eulcidean geometry.

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