Find the length of an arc of 40° in a circle with an 8 inch radius. (Use 3.14 for and round to the nearest hundredths.)
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OpenStudy (perl):
use s = r*theta, but theta is in radians
OpenStudy (anonymous):
ok i so what would my answer be?
OpenStudy (perl):
use 1 pi radian = 180 degrees
OpenStudy (perl):
s = 40 * pi/180 * 4
OpenStudy (anonymous):
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OpenStudy (perl):
use 3.14 for pi
OpenStudy (perl):
jonnny boy, do you understand what im doing ?
OpenStudy (anonymous):
lol Yeah i do its juss im getting alot of differents answers from alot of different people i juss need the answer
OpenStudy (perl):
2.79 to 2 decimal
OpenStudy (anonymous):
so My answer is juss 2.79
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
???
OpenStudy (perl):
yes
OpenStudy (anonymous):
its Says its ronq thouqh
OpenStudy (perl):
sorry
its
5.585
OpenStudy (perl):
so 5.86
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OpenStudy (perl):
s = 2pi * 8 * 40/360 , this is another way to do it
OpenStudy (perl):
2pi *radius is your circumference, and we want the fraction of the circumference that corresponds to the angle that it 'subtends' or hits . so 40/360 of the total circumference
OpenStudy (anonymous):
idk man keeps saYinq its rong
OpenStudy (perl):
5.89
OpenStudy (perl):
no
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OpenStudy (perl):
5.59
OpenStudy (perl):
I AM SURE NOW <
OpenStudy (perl):
sorry i was in a rush , its 5.59
OpenStudy (perl):
you there?
OpenStudy (anonymous):
it says its rong are you doing it in inches
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
?????
OpenStudy (perl):
ok i got it
OpenStudy (perl):
5.58
OpenStudy (perl):
i forgot i have to use 3.14, what a stupid rule . i have calculator ;)
OpenStudy (perl):
5.58
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
lol thnx its Correct now
OpenStudy (anonymous):
do You kno the answer to the next problem i posted up