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5/12 of 360 is 150 degrees Can you just do the rest?
I don''t get how you would get LINEAR distance though...if it were just arc lengths, it'd be simple, but not sure about this one.
arc lengths are linear distance, just a little curvy-like
You sure? I thought linear meant straight lines.
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In the limit, curved lines become straight. I can hear Yoda saying now, but backwards.
lol...ok. it would be 30π then?
I trust you.
lol...too lazy to do some mental math? XD
very very lazy
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and afraid of being wrong
lol...I checked the answer key...I am right... XD
Thanks...I learned something new today XD
What is this thing with answer keys. It's like the guy going over Niagra Falls, did he have a net or what?
lol...no idea :P
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