Question

In circle A, the radius is 3 and the m angle CAT = 150°. Find the length of arc CST to the nearest integer.

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Answer 1

take 150/360 and multiply by circumference
that's pretty much it

Answer 2

n
--- ) (2 r π)
360 *


n = CAT angle measurement


* = degrees symbol

Answer 3

how do i find r

Answer 4

circumference is all the way around the circle
circles have 360 degrees
for half circle 180 degrees or half the circumference
150/360 is just ratio or part of circumference

Answer 5

sorry nevermind

Answer 6

r is in the problem, wut?

Answer 7

i got 0.0218

Answer 8

No,

C * (150/360) is arc length for CT
C * (210/360) is arc length for CST
where C is circumference

Answer 9

oh 7.8539 rounded would be 7.854?

Answer 10

n
--- ( 2r π )
360

r is you radius

Answer 11

is the 70.854 right

Answer 12

Uh, no

Answer 13

radius

Answer 14

dang im so lost , can you please walk me through it. I did the 150/360 * 2*3*pi

Answer 15

note the word middle
center

means that in a circle you may have many radii

Answer 16

Whats that mean

Answer 17

not to scale

in you problem you have how many radii (lines going to the center)?

what is the measurement of the radius

Answer 18

3

Answer 19

not to scale

will the measurement of the radius be different from the other radii ?
Explain

Answer 20

yes

Answer 21

its a bit off your math problem but i want to make sure you know the basics

Answer 22

all good?
circles have infinite radii by the way

Answer 23

so what equation should i do

Answer 24

C * (210/360) is arc length for CST

Answer 25

10.996

Answer 26

answer asks for nearest integer, so 11

Answer 27

thank you so much

Answer 28

welcome

Answer 29

do you know any of these

circle
circumference = 2 π 2
area = 2^2π

Answer 30

cicumference = 2r π