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Use the arc length formula and the given information to find r. s = 16 cm, θ = 48°; r = ?
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what does the formula say?
arc length
( *2 r)/360
60/pi cm correct?
it says that: angle/360 * 2pier = arc length
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or wait no 120/pi cm
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But theta must be in radian
1/3
48/360 * 2pie*r=16cm 48/360 * 2 pie will get 0.84 0.84r=16 16/0.84=19cm which is the radius
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First convert 48 degree into radian
4pi/15
yes then 16/4pi/15
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