circumference is C = πd, d = diameter.
we know the diameter is 60, so one time around the track is just C = π60 which if you plug that in your calculator, we get C ≈ 188.4955592153876.
Answer: 188.4 meters
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : Juan ran all the way around a circular track one time.
The diameter (d) of the track is 60 meters.
The formula for circumference of a circle is given by :-
[tex]C=\pi d[/tex]
Then , the total distance run by Juan is given by :-
[tex]C=(3.14)(60)=188.4\text{ meters}\ \ \ \ [\text{Put }\pi=3.14][/tex]
Hence, the total distance run by Juan = 188.4 meters
