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Use the arc length formula and the given information to find s. Show your work for full credit. r = 20 ft θ = 19° s = ?
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theta= arc/radius
thats the formula
Hint: \(s = r\theta\)
19=arc/20...therefore arc= 19*20
You have to convert theta to radians first
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yes agreed!! 19 degrees have to be converted to radians first
how do i do that?
1degree = pi/180 radians
so 19 degree is pi/?
19 degrees= pi*19/180= 0.105pi
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ohh ok so thats the final?
s = arc length, so theta always has to be in radians.
yes..now 0.105*pi radians have to be multiplied to 20 to get the arc length
is that 2.10/pie
yess
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2.10pi
yay !! i got half of it !
done :)
whats the final answer then?
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