for a circle of radius 9 feet, find the arc length subtended by a central angle of 52 degrees? A. 13pi/5 b. 11pi/5 c. 13pi/11 d. 5pi/11
Arclength = \[\Theta*r\]
how do you do that
well 1st you need to change 52 degrees to radians... to use the formula... can you don that....?
0.91?
well leave it in terms of pi \[52^o = \frac{52 \pi}{180}\] then use the formula shown above \[l = r \times \theta\] i = arc length, r = radius and theta= angle subtended... hope it helps simplify the fraction answer to get an answer matches one of the choices
how do you time it by theta though?
well look at it this way \[l = 9 \times \frac{52\pi}{180}\] cancel the common factor of 9 so \[l = \frac{52\pi}{20} \] just finsih cancelling common factors.
ok i understand now thankyou
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