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Given a circle with radius r = 4 and a intercepted arc length of 5π/3, what is the area of the related sector (in radians)?
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\[=\pi r ^{2} \frac{5\pi/3}{2 \pi}\]
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no you need to replace r with 4 and simplify
so it would be 3.14(4)(4)?
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yes then the other part would reduce to 5/6
ok i got 50.24 5(pi)/6?
is that correct
yes
wait no take away the pi
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do i multiply 50.24 by 5/6?
yes
ok got that but its not in radians
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