Circumference - Perimeter of circles made easy - fast math lesson.

It is easy to convert work out the perimeter of a circle - using pi, radius and diameter.
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[@Theskincaregirl1]

Teachers don't even teach us this, they just teach us the harder way

[@jamesmillionare4731]

yes

[@Blood-pack]

This was great and easy to understand… quick question to anyone, why not just do C = D x π instead of C = 2 x R x π ???

[@borgsolo]

Watch a few videos on circles yours was the easiest to understand the way you explained it. Excellent video

[@jamesmillionare4731]

Nice name btw this not my real name

[@tecmath]

The calculator? Go to the start menu, then to accessories. The calculator is in there.

[@michaelrobert4094]

@tecmath. Thank you for your interesting video.
Have you noticed that a semi circle formula is:
.5C = Π x r.
90º or quarter circle formula is:
.25C = (Π/2) x r.
And of course you can do a simular thing with and 8ᵗʰ or 16ᵗʰ of a circle ETC?

[@memelordmeyer1525]

Tecmath your voice is actually pretty relaxing

[@theanswer69786]

does it turn u on

[@mollysmum07]

Yes such a nice change when someone is trying to explain a yucky maths question .....he is our go to maths guru in our household.

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@@theanswer69786 actually, yes

[@digitalwest3449]

I love this channel

[@kennedymariso111]

Thanks

[@vhatto3220]

ty soooo much

[@iSLe6eN]

i need to watch all of ur vids to learn
but i am to lazy

[@thomanom2627]

Did you ever watch them all?

[@achutney_pie7257]

ye teachers just expect us to copy everything and then expect us to do homework on this topic when we dont know how to

[@mlbm13]

What about exams don’t let you use calculators for these concepts…? For PIE? Jeez 3.14 mental math

[@giftkunyungwi6202]

My child is saying this is confusing him so you should make a new video

[@BlossDraws1]

this is really helpful for my revision and I was wondering if you could do two step equations next.

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[@boba9358]

I don't really understand coz of his aussie accent.

[@norwoodbaybridge761]

Why not just multiply the diameter of the circle by pi in order to figure out the circumference of the circle?
Why add the extra step of multiplying the radius of the circle by 2; and, then multiplying the result by pi?
And further, can the approximate diameter of a circle be found by multiplying the circumference of a circle by 0.318; or, to do it properly and scientifically in an academic atmosphere; would a person be required to use a formula to determine the radius of a circle from the circle's known circumference; an, then, multiply the distance of the radius by 2 in order to determine the diameter of the aforesaid circle?
Thank you for your thoughtful consideration of this inquiry.
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[@kirafortherescue7756]

If we wrote the formula as c = pi * diameter it'll result in a lot of misunderstanding in geometry.....

[@nikkiumali8405]

To find the circumference of circle, you could simply multiply pie by the radius. This will give you exactly the same answer as well as save time during examination.

[@tecmath]

Multiply pi by the diameter...thanks for that!

[@pinkoctopus561]

tecmath my teacher told me to do pi multiply diameter then divide it from the diagram then add the diameter

[@alased1230]

Thankyou so much !This really helped me

[@trinity_ingodzworlds999]

No offense but this didn’t help at all

[@tecmath]

Not offended.
Just made an updated one... maybe better?
ua-cam.com/video/c5cQxhV6SDM/v-deo.html

[@monsterjazzlicks]

Seems to be a lot easier to how I remember it at school, but I guess the whole things gets a lot more difficult down the line . . .

[@vanessaarmijochahin7551]

Thank you for the video! Very useful for the IB Diploma!

[@ofreaky_9901]

thanks this help with my math test

[@JcmAzzy]

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[@JcmAzzy]

@Flex Raix i dont even remember commenting that looool. why did i comment that

[@SalmaBegumPlaylist]

4:26 could you also say 157

[@elispears4408]

Jeremy clarkson?

[@mojama2912]

preety good but my kids dont understand a a lot case of your voice

[@gopivh]

I don’t

[@yidnekachewgmariam6450]

Good

[@joannamascoll4362]

Thanks you for this great maths lesson 👍😁 circumference and perimeter great job 👍!

[@aniqahnapisa6732]

what does 2 mean in 2pir

[@gopivh]

It means 2x

[@eliaalmazan4259]

So the perimeter is the circumference? Or no?

[@bhimshenkc1040]

Elia Almazan yes

[@thomanom2627]

Your mic is bad but your voice is so nice

[@moon_noodle958]

this is really helpful cause in writing maths exam tommrow so im hella scard

[@colevids5118]

Did you pass

[@h_h_ade]

Thankyou so much! This really helped me

[@tanvirhoque4956]

pi=3.14159265359

[@flamingo4317]

Unlike my techer

[@iSLe6eN]

what is this program?

[@monsterjazzlicks]

Ehr, a MATHS channel perhaps??!!

[@frogleto6173]

@@monsterjazzlicks they were talking about the app, the guy did the equations on ....

[@iliananaula1206]

So there is no other way to T do this without a caculater

[@mnm1127]

cant understand you. sometime you sound like you have in your mouth

[@monsterjazzlicks]

Saddo flexing you muscles! Weirdo!

[@jamesmillionare4731]

52 secs and i understood

[@jamesmillionare4731]

actually not true

[@jamesmillionare4731]

but i watch to see if he teach me perimiter not circumference

[@flamingo4317]

Thanks your easy to understand

[@onyxgod777]

try with 3.1446 next time

[@neetukumari5339]

The chapter in hindi

[@assadaaadinawa5225]

so ,how to find the perimeter of a semi circular composite figures???

[@arthurleywinglazer]

i think you just need to divide it by 2 or something not to sure tho

[@arthurleywinglazer]

just checked you take it as a regular circle then calculate the circumference of it then divide that by 2 and add the diameter to it
hope this helps

[@shashikandari6311]

thanks

[@mariahjones9367]

yep

[@michalnebyla9904]

He probably means the graphic editor you are using in your videos. I'd like to know its name too.

[@curtisturic1]

same as 50x3.14 is 157