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Put the steps in order to find the diameter from a given circumference using d=Cπd=\frac{C}{\pi}.

  • Write the formula d=Cπd=\frac{C}{\pi}.

  • Substitute the given circumference CC and divide to find dd.

  • Choose a value for π\pi (like 3.14 or 227\frac{22}{7}) that fits the problem.

  • Round the diameter to the requested place value (if needed).

  • Attach the correct length unit to dd.

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