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Use the given circle. Find the length "s" to the nearest tenth.
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use the formula: \(\ s=r \cdot \theta \), where theta is in radians
So the radius is 3 inch? Right?
correct
So, S=3*(theta)
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theta is in radians like byteme said, so what is theta in this particular problem?
they are classified as having pi, or no degree sign.
I mean, theta
\[S=3*\frac{ 5\Pi }{ 3 }\]
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yup :D
S=5pi?
there you go :P
Thank you!
Any time ^_^
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he was wrong the answer is C.31.4
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