Help. diagram shows a circle PQRS with centre O and radius 10cm. PQTS is a sector of a circle with centre P that INSCRIBED in the circle PQRS. Calculate the length of arc QTS.
first calculate angle QOS radius = 10 cm arc length = angle QOS (in Radians) * radius
If i do it like that. I ll get the length of arc QRS??
i think you can get arc length QTS radius = 20 cm angle QPS = pi/3 arc length = angle QPS (in Radians) * radius try to solve like this
@uzumakhi, is partially correct. arc length equals to the product of the central angle in radians and the radius of the circle.
QOP AND OSP SIMILAR
when i see diagram carefully i come to know that arc QTS is arc of circle with center P therefore its angle is 60 degree and radius 20 cm
i am not sure about its radius
\[PQ = 2r \sin(\frac{ \theta }{ 2 }) \] where theta is 120 degree
10 x radians (120 degrees)
Looking at POS, then radius PS is 2* 10 cos 30 = 10 sqrt 3 ?
PQS may not be equilateral triangle
radius = 17.3 cm angle QPS = 60 degree arc length = angle QPS (in Radians) * radius try to solve like this
@uzumaki How do u know that the radius is 17.3 ?
10 sqrt 3
\(\triangle OSP \cong \triangle OQP\) by SSS
PQ=2rsin(θ/2)
60/360 = QS/(2pi 10 sqrt 3)
this PQ is Radius
PS = 20 cos 30
length of QTS = \(\frac{rad(60 degrees)}{20 cos 30}\)
THANK YOU . I get it now. So the answer is 18.14 cm. is it?
yes you are right
i have th eformula wrong there, length of QTS = \(rad(60 degrees) \times 20 cos 30 \) = 18.14
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QTS=18.14CM
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