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What is the radius of a circle with a circumference of 6?

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Nov 4, 2015

Around 0.95 units.

Explanation:

The equation to find circumference is:
#C= 2*pi*r#
Substitute.
#6= 2*pi*r#
Simplify.
#3= pi*r#
Therefore, #r= 3/pi#

Which is: 0.95492965855

Rounded to 0.95 units.

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