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Nov 6, 2001 | 01:45 PM

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Zippy

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Originally posted by DaRKCrow

Me and Ellen Chen is disappointed in you Richard!

2(Pie)R = C

2(3.14)R = 2.25

Work your Algebra backward dude....

DaRKCrow

Hmmmmm, is that Apple Pie or Cherry Pie, since it is 2 Pie it could be both

Pi=3.14
Pie=a sweet desert creation

Nov 6, 2001 | 01:52 PM

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FlyingPig

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Who needs math when you have other people to calculate it for you!
I haven't taken a math course since high school!!!!!!

Nov 6, 2001 | 01:53 PM

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my MBA doesn't help when it comes to circles

the tube is actually solid, no need for ID/OD, just OD.

Nov 6, 2001 | 01:56 PM

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Luder94

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[QUOTE]Originally posted by magician
[B]

Better to use Diam = Circum / Pi.

Nov 6, 2001 | 01:58 PM

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Zippy

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Originally posted by mingster
the tube is actually solid, no need for ID/OD, just OD.

Wouldn't that make it a bar?

Nov 6, 2001 | 01:59 PM

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Sorry for the double post - don't know what that was all about.

Posted by mingster

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...the tube is actually solid...

I hate to be a nag, but how can a tube be any good if it is solid?

Nov 6, 2001 | 02:05 PM

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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Triple-H
[B]Sorry for the double post - don't know what that was all about.

Nov 6, 2001 | 02:15 PM

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0.7166" - between 45/64 and 23/32".
Do we all agree?

Nov 6, 2001 | 02:38 PM

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Originally posted by Triple-H
0.7166" - between 45/64 and 23/32".
Do we all agree?

Not to throw a spanner into the works, but if mingster stretched the string as he wrapped it around the <bar/tube, take your pick>, his measurement of the circumference would be too small and the <b/t, typ> could be 0.75" in diameter.

Wouldn't it be simpler to get calipers?