What diameter of the circle?
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The float is currently packed up with all the beach gear in the attic. In my opinion this is a great first float for a baby. The first time my son used it he was 10 months (he is chunky... 75% in height and weight) and it supported him well. I expect we will be using it again this coming summer.
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It is a 27" ring. but I'm not sure if you are asking about the inner cut out ring where baby sits
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Thank you for asking! I was going nuts also trying to find the diameter! They appear to be maybe a 4" or even larger in the photo!
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1.25 inches, it is the diameter. You need an adapter to used it in your telescope or a 0.965 inches eyepiece.
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Hello K .Pfaff. when measuring a circle or a pan in this case, To determine the circumference or area of a circle, for example, you must first find the circle's diameter--the thickness or width as determined by a straight line passing through the center of the circle and ending at the opposite side. and after doing that, if the pan diameter is not close to 12 inch , return it
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It's oval, not a perfect circle. So from the top of the oval to the bottom the diameter is almost 10 and 1/2 inches, and from one side of the oval to the other the diameter is a little under 9 inches.
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It is round but I don't know the inside diameter or even how to measure it.
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The diameter of the larger circle is 10.5" like everyone else has said. I use pots that are almost 10" in diameter. These ==> 1 X New Professional Commercial Grade 8 QT (Quart) Heavy-Gauge Stainless Steel Stock Pot, 3-Ply Clad Base, Induction Ready, With Lid Cover NSF Certified ItemHope this helps.
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1" I put a ruler across the diameter and it looks like an inch and 2/16's ...but I doubt that would be a standard. I really think 1" is correct. But just for full disclosure.
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The actual diameter I don't know, but I would compare it to the diameter of a dime, maybe a penny.
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The distance around a circle is called the circumference. The distance across a circle through the center is called the diameter. 9 inches is the across measurement of the mirror.
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The diameter is 1-11/16". It's supposed to be a metal finish, but for all I know it could be metal over plastic. It matches my S/S sink very well. The grey of the circle cover is just a teensy tiny bit lighter, nothing a casual eye would really notice (and the color difference could be due to the sink being a few years old, and the cover being almost new).
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The smallest diameter is about 6 cm. It has an adjustment dial in the base and adjusts bigger to about 8 1/2 cm.
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It's not really a circle. The base is oval. The oval is 2" wide (left to right) and 2.5 inches tall.
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If the circumference is 8 inches the diameter is 2.546 inches. The only answer that makes any sense is that 8 is the diameter.
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Hello N. Smith....they are 1/2" circles. Hope this helps, and sorry for the delay in responding.
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Oh, I'm sorry. I misstated the info earlier. The circumference is about 5 inches. The diameter is about an inch or maybe an inch and a half. Sorry for the confusion.
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Diameter is approx. 7/8", and circumference = (pi*D) = approx. 2.75" circumference