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Question About The Rolling Thuder


f1perez

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Hello everyone, I have a question about the rolling thumder and its actual circumference. I uderstand that it is 2 3/8 in diameter but what is the actual circumferece? In other words if you were to place a tape measure around the handle fully encircleing the handle what would it's circumference be in inches?

Thanks in advance

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I believe you could do pi*diameter so 3.1415926535*2.375 would give you 7.46 inches in circumference. Of course it would probably be better to just go out and measure one, but since i dont have one with me, this is the best i can do for ya.

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I thought about posting the same smart ass answer viking. Glad to see someone remembers how to get the circumference of a circle.

Brian

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I believe you could do pi*diameter so 3.1415926535*2.375 would give you 7.46 inches in circumference. Of course it would probably be better to just go out and measure one, but since i dont have one with me, this is the best i can do for ya.

You shoud have rounded up to 3.1415926536, since the next digit is 8!

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I didn't realize how much of a smart-ass i sounded on that post, sorry bout that, i guess i need to review what i write before I post! :unsure

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The volume enclosed by the grip surface can be calculated by muliplying the length of the handle, pi, and the square of the radius of the handle. :whistel

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