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    What is the circumference of a plate?

    The circumference of a plate depends on its diameter.

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    0  Views: 2219 Answers: 5 Posted: 11 years ago
    ROMOS

    And you ask and answer this for what reason?
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      The distance around the rim of a round plate (circumference) is as follows:


      C = 2 x pi x r

      WHERE:   C = Circumference
      PI = 3.14159265359   (Use 3.14 for simplicity)
      r = radius (which is 1/2 the diameter, which is the distance from one side to the other.  For example, a 10 inch plate would have a radius of 5)
      11 years ago. Rating: 7
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         a dental plate?? There are many plates! What kind do you want?

        11 years ago. Rating: 4
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          ROMOS

          commented 11 years ago
          clu

          Sold to ROMOS! Enjoy your plate! May it forever be filled with goodies of your choice!
          commented 11 years ago
          Ducky

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          lol
          commented 11 years ago

          The circumference of a plate tells how many inches around it is. The diameter tells how many inches across it is.

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            Not all plates are round.

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              mycatsmom

              I guess you could have a square plate; or rectangular plate.
              commented 11 years ago
              Clonge

              Or "Home Plate".
              commented 11 years ago
              Ducky

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              Or a dental plate.
              commented 11 years ago
              Clonge

              Or a plate of duck(y) pate´.
              commented 11 years ago
              Ducky

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