Something about a circle?

The ratio of a circle's area to the square of its radius

Why did you ask and post the answer within a minute of asking?

LOL, sorry, keep on testing.

What you posted is the area of a circle.

is the ratio of a circles diameter to its circumference.

In other words. The distance around a circle is Pi, or about 3.14, times the distance across it.

Area of a circle is

The radius is half the diameter.

Say a circle as a radius of 2 feet.

Its area is then square feet.

Say a circle has a diameter of 2 feet. It's circumference is then

In other words, if the distance across the circle is 2 feet, then the distance around it is about 6.28 feet

Psssst... it's a developer doing some testing here.

I'm sorry, what do you mean "a developer doing some testing"?

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psssst...it's a developer doing some testing here.

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I'm sorry, what do you mean "a developer doing some testing"?.

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Just making sure things are working as the ought to ;)

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Something about a circle?

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A baked food composed of a pastry shell filled with fruit, meat, cheese, or other ingredients, and usually covered with a pastry crust.

Does the food necessarily be a circle! :eek:

And galactus, it's RickJ (if I'm not mistaken) who made this thread through the Go skin to test things out, that is the features in that skin.

Hello teste:

My math education STOPPED at pi. Interestingly, I've lived a whole life not know what it was, and I don't think I missed anything.

excon

Mmmmmmmm... pi.

Of course it has to be a circle--- that's why the answer to "Pi are square" is "No they aren't, pi are round; cornbread are square!!"

I had a square pi once! :eek:

;)

Okay. Now I want PI. Should it be apple? Raspberry? Lemon Merangue or Key Lime?

A quarter of each? :o

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A quarter of each? :o

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Wouldn't that be one-fourth?

Um... um... if you want to call it like that, no problem with me, it's the same, except that I don't use one fourth that often.

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Um... um... if you want to call it like that, no problem with me, it's the same, except that I don't use one fourth that often.

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Oh, okay, a quarter then? :rolleyes:

Four of them makes a dollar! :eek:

You lost me now... :( :o