okay so im really bad at maths so i didnt even know what type of thing i would do to begin in order to find out this answer but my question is; if a cylinders circumference is 10.4cm, and it just barely fits into a tube with an external circumference of 11.3cm, then how thick are the walls of this tube?
#wall thickness of a tube
finite anvil
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pure vine
okay so im really bad at maths so i didnt even know what type of thing i would d...
For this I believe u 1st need to find the radius of both the circumference and external circumference
finite anvil
so 1.655cm and 1.798cm would be the radius externally of both objects i think
pure vine
so 1.655cm and 1.798cm would be the radius externally of both objects i think
Yea now u just need to subtract them to find ur wall thickness