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    This mathematical formula describes the relationship between the radius of an inner circle (Ri), an outer circle with radius 66cm greater than the inner circle, and the radius of an inscribed circle (Re) that is tangent to both the inner and outer circles. The radius of the inscribed circle (Re) equals the radius of the inner circle (Ri) plus 6cm.

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    This mathematical formula describes the relationship between the radius of an inner circle (Ri), an outer circle with radius 66cm greater than the inner circle, and the radius of an inscribed circle (Re) that is tangent to both the inner and outer circles. The radius of the inscribed circle (Re) equals the radius of the inner circle (Ri) plus 6cm.

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    Spira 2 PDF

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    This mathematical formula describes the relationship between the radius of an inner circle (Ri), an outer circle with radius 66cm greater than the inner circle, and the radius of an inscribed circle (Re) that is tangent to both the inner and outer circles. The radius of the inscribed circle (Re) equals the radius of the inner circle (Ri) plus 6cm.

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    66 cm

    R=

    m
    ,5
    1,5

    =1
    m

    Re
    Re =
    Ri + 66 cm Ri + 6
    Re = 6 cm

    66 cm

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