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Explanation:
Overall, without using computational algorithms and technology, there is no way to "calculate" the perimeter of an oval without extremely specific measurements.
A more accurate - and rather advanced - explanation or formula for finding the perimeter of an oval or ellipse approximates to:
A personal favourite mathematician of mine, Ramanujan, came up with a magnificently more accurate formula in his time at Cambridge.
This can be seen as:
Interestingly, all these perimeter formulas depend upon one (or two) vital variables and parameters. These include both the major (
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