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The length of an arc defined by a 60o central angle in a circle of diameter 3 in. is ?
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length of complete circle with radius r: L= 2Pi*r 60º is 60/360=1/6 of a circle, so L =2Pi*3*1/6=Pi
i dont understand ? @myko
the formula for length of the circle is L= 2Pi*r. The full circle has 360º. So if you take only 60º it would be 1/6 of the circle. So 1/6 of it's length
ohhh so the equations would b 2Pi*6?
no.\[ 2\Pi*r \over 6\]
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whats the radius? isnt it just twice the diameter?
yes
oh, sry, i missed that in your question. Radius is 3/2 in this case
so L=2Pi*3/6*2=Pi/2
k thanks
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