For a circle of radius 8 feet, find the arc length s subtended by a central angle of 10 degrees.
The angle of 10 degrees is 10/360 = 1/36 of a complete circle So the arc length will be 1/36 of the circumference
Remember, the formula for the circumference is C = 2*pi*r
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That wasn't the answer I was looking for @jim_thompson5910 but thank you
what did you get I cut myself short because I didn't want to do all of it
and I wanted to let you do some and see what you get
Well I'm given a choice between 4 answers and they are s=16/9 pi feet, s=8/9 pi feet, s=4/9 pi feet, and s=2/9 pi feet
If the radius is 8 ft, then the circumference is what
use C = 2*pi*r
plug in r = 8 and leave the pi as it is and simplify
50.27=C?
leave the pi alone (ie don't replace it with 22/7 or 3.14 or anything like that) we leave the pi as it is because the answer has a pi in it
C = 2*pi*r C = 2*pi*8 C = 2*8*pi C = 16*pi
That's the exact distance around the circle the arc length s will be exactly 1/36th of this distance, so you just multiply 1/36 by 16pi and you get _____
16/9 pi feet?
16pi*(1/36) = 16pi/36 = ???
basically you reduce 16/36 and then you tack on a "pi" at the end
ohhhh my bad got ahead of myself there cx 4/9 pi feet
you got it
yay thank you n.n
you're welcome
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