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How can you find the diameter of a tube without measuring it? Is there a equation or something or any method other than measuring it
To find the diameter of a tube without direct measurement, you can utilize the formula for cross-sectional area, A = π(D/2)², allowing you to solve for diameter D if the area is known. Alternatively, if the circumference C is known, the relationship C = πD can be applied. A practical method involves inserting a stick of known length into the tube, rotating it to create two chords, and measuring the angle between them to derive the diameter using trigonometric principles.
PREREQUISITESEngineers, physicists, and anyone involved in design or analysis of cylindrical objects who needs to determine dimensions without direct measurement.