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use the arc length formula and the given information to find the indicated quantity. r=14in, θ=11rad, find s
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Do you know the arc length formula? It's the same as the formula for the circumference of a circle, except it works on segments of circles and not just a full one.
i think s=r*θ
are you sure theta = 11 radians.... as that would be more that a full circle.
anything's possible
math is just numbers after all
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11 radians is fine, that's just more than once around the track.
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