Question

Number 6 on page 589 on this link http://www.chrissmola.com/files/geometry/resourcemasters/gc10rm.pdf @satellite @amistre

Answer 1

@satellite73 @amistre64

Answer 2

@nbarocksstc , just like this.

Answer 3

the "find the length" problem?

Answer 4

Yep!

Answer 5

if it is that one, your circle has radius 3 and so the entire circumference is \(2\pi r=6\pi\)

Answer 6

why ask twice?
http://openstudy.com/users/nbarocksstc#/updates/4fceac1ce4b0c6963ad9b64c

Answer 7

I'm new to this, sorry. I was confused.

Answer 8

Why you NO get what Pax said? :D

Answer 9

you are only taking a portion of it. what portion? 60 degrees is \(\frac{1}{6}\) of the total 360 degrees, so you have \(\frac{1}{6}\times 6\pi =\pi\)

Answer 10

i think that is right, makes sense to me anyway

Answer 11

So what would the answer be?