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you need to change the angle 60 degree to radian, then the formula to find the length of the arc is s = r\theta, where s is the arc, r is the radius of the circle and \theta is the angle measured in radian
60 degree is equal to pi/3 radian, so the arc length is 2pi
well the equation for arclength is arclength = radius * angle where angle hs to b in radians. so 60 degrees in radisans is pi/3 so in your case it is ... 6cm * (pi/3) = arclength
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