Solve for the missingitems. Usea separatesheet for vour solutions. 26-28. Radius =5cm, Rotation= 32, DISTANCE = meters 29-31. Distance 5.3km, Degrees = 5600°, DIAMETER = centimeters 32-34. Circumference 75cm, Degrees = 9450°, DISTANCE = meters

Solve for the missingitems. Usea separatesheet for vour solutions. 26-28. Radius =5cm, Rotation= 32, DISTANCE = meters 29-31. Distance 5.3km, Degrees = 5600°, DIAMETER = centimeters 32-34. Circumference 75cm, Degrees = 9450°, DISTANCE = meters

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Solve for the missingitems.Usea separatesheet for vour solutions.
26-28. Radius =5cm,
Rotation=32,
DISTANCE =
meters
29-31. Distance 5.3km,
Degrees = 5600°,
DIAMETER =
centimeters
32-34. Circumference 75cm,
Degrees = 9450°,
DISTANCE
meters
35-37. Degrees = 36000°,
Distance= 3.5km,
RADIUS =
centimeters
38-40. Degrees =8570°,
Distance =1.8km,
CIRCUMFERENCE =
centimeters

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