Circle & Sphere Calculator
Calculate area, circumference, diameter, and volume from radius or diameter
Input
Enter radius or diameter to calculate
Visual Diagram
Circle Calculations
Sphere Calculations
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About Circle & Sphere Calculator
Calculate Circle and Sphere Properties
This calculator helps you find all the important properties of circles and spheres. Simply enter the radius or diameter, and get instant calculations for area, circumference, volume, and surface area with formulas.
Features
- Input by radius or diameter
- Circle area calculation
- Circle circumference calculation
- Sphere volume calculation
- Sphere surface area calculation
- Visual diagram with measurements
- Formulas displayed for each result
- High precision calculations
- Real-time updates
- Clean, modern interface
Circle Formulas
Sphere Formulas
How to Use
- Choose whether to input radius or diameter
- Enter your measurement value
- View all calculated properties instantly
- Check the visual diagram for reference
- Use the formulas to understand the calculations
Common Uses
- Geometry homework and assignments
- Engineering and design calculations
- Architecture and construction planning
- Physics and mathematics problems
- Educational purposes and learning
Note
All calculations use the mathematical constant π (pi ≈ 3.14159). Results are displayed with up to 4 decimal places for precision. The units shown are generic - apply your specific units (cm, m, inches, etc.) as needed.