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Colorful Circle Infographic PowerPoint Presentation

Colorful Circle Infographic PowerPoint Presentation
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    Circle Infographic PowerPoint - How to Draw a Circle in PowerPoint




    If you need help designing a circle infographic PowerPoint presentation, I have done some of that for you. A circle in PowerPoint is not an ellipse; it is much more extensive than an oval and much taller than an oval. The area under the curve represents the ratio of the perimeter to the circle diameter. The second thing to remember is that a circle is more complicated than just the perimeter. At the center of the ring, you have a point called the "center circle." This is the one that represents the largest area of the entire circle. Inside the center circle, you have the diameter, called the "concentric circle," which is the smaller of the two circles.




    The third thing to remember is that the circumference of a circle does not necessarily equal the diameter. There are problems with answering that the circumference of a circle equals the width of the circle because this is known to be false. Let's say you want to know what the area of a circle is.




    If you take a circle with a diameter of one inch and add another ring one foot in width, then the radius of the second circle is equal to the scope of the first circle, not the same as the radius of the first circle. In this example, we can draw a line from the center of the first circle to the center of the second circle. This line is called the radius. The radius, or the circle's circumference, is the distance from the center of the first circle to the center of the second circle. Space is also the same as the diameter of the ring, which is what you want to know.




    Now take the diameter of the second circle, the distance from the center of the first circle to the center of the second circle, and divide the first circle' diameter by the second circle's diameter. Then you will have the area of the second circle. In a circle infographic PowerPoint presentation, the arc of the circle is the area of the ring, not the area of the circle per se. If you add up the areas of all the loops inside the graphic, you will get the area of the ring. This is called the graphic area. The imaged area represents the area of the circle.




    The next thing to do is to plug the graphic area into the area calculator in PowerPoint. This will give you the ratio of the area of the circle to the area of the graphic. Just like math class, you have to plug in the circumference, the radius, and the diameter. You will find out that the ratio of the area of the circle to the area of the graphic is very close to the ratio of the area of the ring to the circle's diameter.




    So, in conclusion, if you want to know the area of a circle, you should always put the graphic in the ring. When you have the area of the circle, you can plug it into the area calculator in PowerPoint.
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