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Grade 11 Circles CCSS: HSG-GMD.A.1
As the number of sides continues to increase, will the value of the perimeter continue to increase without bound? Or is it approaching some value? Why?
- The perimeter value will continue to increase without bound, because the number of sides will keep increasing.
- The perimeter value will continue to increase without bound, because n is increasing at a faster rate than a is decreasing.
- The perimeter value will approach a certain value, since it is bounded by the circumference of the circle. The value seems to be π.
- The perimeter value will approach a certain value, because as n increases, a decreases. The value seems to be 4.