Level 1
This math topic involves computing the circumference of a circle using the radius provided in each question, emphasizing mental calculation by approximating π as slightly more than 3. The problems are designed to enhance understanding of the relationship between a circle's radius and its circumference within the broader context of introductory geometry focused on circle measurements. Each exercise offers multiple-choice answers, encouraging practice in accurate arithmetic operations and estimation involving π. This set of exercises is part of a foundational unit in geometric principles concerning circular shapes.
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moreMath worksheet on 'Circumference from Radius (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Geometry - Circle Area and Circumference - Practice' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/geometry_circles_perimeter_area_practice/ |
Find the circumference without using a calculator. Remember that π is just a bit more than 3. |
50.27 |
43.98 |
15.71 |
10 |
78.54 |
31.42 |
Find the circumference without using a calculator. Remember that π is just a bit more than 3. |
2 |
25.13 |
3.14 |
18.85 |
6.28 |
31.42 |
Find the circumference without using a calculator. Remember that π is just a bit more than 3. |
18 |
18.85 |
9.42 |
6 |
28.27 |
43.98 |
Find the circumference without using a calculator. Remember that π is just a bit more than 3. |
8 |
25.13 |
12.57 |
31.42 |
50.27 |
32 |
Find the circumference without using a calculator. Remember that π is just a bit more than 3. |
28.27 |
18.85 |
31.42 |
6 |
18 |
9.42 |
Find the circumference without using a calculator. Remember that π is just a bit more than 3. |
25.13 |
6.28 |
8 |
12.57 |
18.85 |
4 |
Find the circumference without using a calculator. Remember that π is just a bit more than 3. |
6.28 |
18.85 |
8 |
4 |
37.7 |
12.57 |