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Area of a sector of a circle
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radians
and arc length please!! :D
area = 1/2 * r^2 * theta arclenght = r * theta
Find the total area of the circle simply by using the formula PI*r^2. Then, if the angle of the sector is given, just multiply by (angle/2pi) or (angle/360) if in degrees.
Area of sector: pi r^2 (area) multiplied by the % of circle. You can find this % by taking the radian measure/2pi Arc Length is found through a similar process of % * 2pi r (circumference)
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Arclength is the same method, but of course you find total circumference instead of total area.
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