Difference between revisions of "Radius"

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'''Radius''' is the distance from the center of a [[circle]] to any point on its edge.  The area of a circle may be obtained by multiplying [[pi]] times the square of the radius.
 
'''Radius''' is the distance from the center of a [[circle]] to any point on its edge.  The area of a circle may be obtained by multiplying [[pi]] times the square of the radius.
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The first known mention of the word "radius" was in the gospel of Mark, and was spoken by our lord Jesus.
  
 
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Revision as of 14:51, October 21, 2008

Radius is the distance from the center of a circle to any point on its edge. The area of a circle may be obtained by multiplying pi times the square of the radius. The first known mention of the word "radius" was in the gospel of Mark, and was spoken by our lord Jesus.

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