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Part 3 — Perimeter and Circumference Calculations

Joanne Kirkpatrick Price

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This article explains how to do linear calculations, or how to measure the distance around an object. The steps for figuring circumference (for circles) and perimeter (for squares and other objects with straight sides) are explained.

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This article explains how to do linear calculations, or how to measure the distance around an object. The steps for figuring circumference (for circles) and perimeter (for squares and other objects with straight sides) are explained.

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This article explains how to do linear calculations, or how to measure the distance around an object. The steps for figuring circumference (for circles) and perimeter (for squares and other objects with straight sides) are explained.

Key concepts: Perimeter, Figuring, Circumference, Measure (data warehouse), Object (grammar), Mathematics, Geometry, Physics

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