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         <title>Sadurya</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>\Radius and Diameter<br>K: the radius is half of the diameter <br>A:going through the field is a way you can find the diameter and going half way to the center aka to the sprinkler can get you to the radius.<br>T:infinity and beyond<br>C:it doesn't </div><div><br>Circumference<br>K: the circumference would double<br>A:d+4.78cm d=2.39cm<br>T:2.88km<br>C: r2x3.14 or dx3.14<br><br>Area<br>K:2(3.14x2^2)+3.14dh<br>A:1592.35cm2<br>T:143.46 dollars<br>C: one part of the formula represents the circle and another represents a <br><br>Volume<br>K:  bxh<br>A:75.36cm3<br>T:2.126cm<br>C: it helps you know how much a cylinder object can hold such as how much water to fill your water bottle with<br><br>Surface Area<br>K:(2x3.14r2)+ (2x3.14rh)<br>A:250.75cm2<br>T:46.34m2<br>C: 2 pie r2 represents two bases . </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Radius and Diameter<br>K:the diameter is twice the radius and vice verse<br>A:find the diameter then find the middle of the diameter<br>T:infinity because you can find the radius from any part of the circle<br>C:It does not matter,there are other ways to describe a diameter</div><div><br>Circumference<br>K:about x2<br>A:5,10,78<br>T:288.88,3<br>C: using a string or formula<br><br>Area<br>K:c<br>A:12.6,312.5<br>T:no<br>C: unit^2 because it is area not length<br><br>Volume<br>K:3.14xr^2xh<br>A:96,12192<br>T:33<br>C: to find out how much space your volume takes up<br><br>Surface Area<br>K:2(3.14x2^2)+3.14dh<br>A:250<br>T:48.6<br>C:each part of the formula sovles for a shape in the net </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Radius and Diameter<br>K:the radius is half the diameter<br>A:find the diameter then find its middle<br>T:infinity because it can be from anywhere around the circle</div><div>C:it doesn't matter  <br><br>Circumference<br>K:it would double<br>A:5,10,78<br>T:288.88,3<br>C: using a formula<br><br>Area<br>K:c<br>A:  a:12.6  b:3112.5<br>T:no<br>C: unit^2<br><br>Volume<br>K:3.14<br>A:9.61625<br>T:33<br>C: to see how much something can hold<br><br>Surface Area<br>K:(2x3.14r2)+(2x3.14rh)<br>A:250.75cm<br>T:46.34m<br>C: 2 3.14 represents two bases</div>]]></description>
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         <title>Akshaya</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Radius and Diameter<br>K:Radius is half of the diameter<br>A: Find diameter of the circle.<br>T: infinity and beyond<br>C:it doesn't</div><div><br>Circumference<br>K:The circumference would double<br>A:r=2.39<br>d=4.78<br>T:it will travel 288.88<br>C: Using the formula<br><br>Area<br>K: 12.56<br>A:250.57<br>T:<br>C: <br><br>Volume<br>K:75.36<br>A:<br>T:<br>C: <br><br>Surface Area<br>K:<br>A:<br>T:<br>C: <br><br><br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <title>Name.</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Radius and Diameter<br>K:<br>A:<br>T:<br>C:</div><div><br>Circumference<br>K:<br>A:<br>T:<br>C: <br><br>Area<br>K:<br>A:<br>T:<br>C: <br><br>Volume<br>K:<br>A:<br>T:<br>C: <br><br>Surface Area<br>K:<br>A:<br>T:<br>C: </div>]]></description>
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         <title>DON&#39;T CLICK LINK UNTIL AFTER YOU COMPLETE THE CENTRE2 Centre 2</title>
         <author>natasha_porfirio</author>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Do not click on this link until you complete your questions for centre 2. You only have 5 minutes on this program then you are kicked out. <br><a href="https://www.explorelearning.com/index.cfm?method=cResource.dspView&amp;ResourceID=206">https://www.explorelearning.com/index.cfm?method=cResource.dspView&amp;ResourceID=206</a></div>]]></description>
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