The area of the sector wit hthe central angle a=120 degrees radians is equal to 24 square neters . how do i find the radius of the circle?
please help
degrees radians? Which is it?
|dw:1353027139942:dw| Like this?
I would think we'd use the following equations:\[\Large \frac{120^\circ}{360^\circ}=\frac{24m^2}{A} \]\[\Large A = \pi r^2 \]
So I would first solve for A, then solve for r. The second equation is just the equation for the area of a circle. The first equation is just using the fact that the angle is proportional to the area of the sector.
its 120 degrees
so how do i solve to get the radius
First find the area.
120/360 pie r 2
area us approx 603.18
Nope! Solve for A in the first equation.
It's going to be a round number
i dont have r though?
is A= pir r squared
Use \[\Large \frac{120^\circ}{360^\circ}=\frac{24m^2}{A}\]
Cross multiply.
no clue
how can you cross multuiply that?
\[120^\circ \times A=360^\circ \times 24m^2\]
Then divide both sides by \[120 ^\circ \]
ohhh kk
a=3 * 24m2
can you walk me through the rest of the question?
Okay, so now we can use our second equation to find the radius\[ \large A =3\times 24m^2 = 72m^2=\pi r^2 \text{ basically } 72m^2=\pi r^2 \]
So you need to solve for \(r\).
I'd start by dividing by \(\pi\)
Then you'd just take the square root of both sides so that \(r^2\) becomes \(r\).
what does the equation look like after i divide by pie
\[\large \frac{72}{\pi}m^2 = r^2\]
and then after i take the square root of both sides?
Join our real-time social learning platform and learn together with your friends!