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Find the arc length of the curve r=4/(theta) for [pi/2, pi]
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Is there any diagram with that?
nope:/
Hmmm so I'm guessing the radius is 4, and theta can be pi/2 and pi.
okay...
arc length = radius * theta (in radians) arc length = 4 * pi/2 arc length = 6.2831853072
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arc length = 4* pi arc length = 12.5663706144
it says its wrong:/
Okay I'll have to find out what pi radians are.
okay:)
Hmm according to what I found So π radians = 180° Basically 3.14159265 radians = 180°
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a pi is 180 degrees
That question is worded strangely - Find the arc length of the curve r=4/(theta) for [pi/2, pi] so the curve is r / theta?
arc length refers to radian @wolf1728 |dw:1380605688685:dw|
yes
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