Circumference Diameter Ration of A Circle

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The discussion revolves around understanding the circumference-to-diameter ratio of a circle, specifically how to measure these dimensions accurately. Participants are encouraged to identify at least two methods for measuring the circumference directly, without relying on calculations. There is confusion regarding the notation "x = ox," with questions about whether it pertains to a circle or a cylinder and what exactly is being measured. Clarification is sought on the terms used and the overall objective of the measurements. Accurate measurement techniques are essential for understanding the relationship between circumference and diameter.
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Circumference-Diameter Ration of a circle.

x=ox
ciram. x diam.
ciram. x rad.

Determine at least two differenct methods of making the measurements. Be sure you include ways to measure the circumference of the cylinder in each method. Keep in mind that you must measure eah quantity directly; no values can be found through calcualations

:confused: Can anyone help?
 
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This doesn't make a lot of sense. What is x in the statement x = ox? Are you talking about a cylinder or a circle? What actually are you trying to measure?
 
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