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\[L = R \times \theta\] L = 80, R = Radius of arc Theta =80 degrees \[R = L/\theta = 80/80\times180\div pie = 180/pie\] pie = 3.141......
ummm but im getting different answer..
80/80(180/pi) 1/ 180/pi 1 x pi/180 0.01745..
is this correct @Mertsj ?
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hang on.
sure..
80/360(2pir)=80
r=80(360/80)(1/2pi)=360/(2pi)=180/pi
Wouldn't that be it?
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ummm so r=57.29578?
where did u get 2pi from?
Well yes except for the fact that the directions said leave it in the form N/pi
It's part of the formula for the circumference of a circle.
\[C=2 pi r\]
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We know that 80/360 of the circumference is 80 in your problem.
ohh okay gotch ya.. thanks :)
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