The distance around a meteor crater is 9,687 feet. Find the diameter of the crater. Use 3.14 for π and round to the nearest hundredth.​

To solve the exercise shown above you must apply the following proccedure:

1. The information given in the problem is:

- The distance around a meteor crater is 9,687 ft.

- You must use use 22\7 for π.

2. Therefore, you must apply the formula for calculate the perimeter of a circle, which is:

P=πD

P is the perimeter of the circle (P=9,687 ft).

D is the diameter of the circle.

3. When you clear D, you obtain:

D=P/π

D=(9,687 ft)/(22/7)

D=3,082.2 ft

4. Therefore, the answer is: 3,082.2 ft

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