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I need a formula for segmenting a circle
Burt wrote:
I can't remember the formula for the life of me. If a dish is almost 3 ft across and I want to segment it like an orange into 10 segments how do I calculate how wide each will be at the rim? So I end up with a dish that has 10 sides.  I'm math clueless. perimeter = pi * diameter = 3.1415926 * 3 = 9.42478 ft Or, just measure around and divide by 10... |
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