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What is the arc length of a segment of a circle with a central angle of 165 degrees and a radius of 3 inches?
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S = (angle/360) * (2pi r)
s = r θ where s = arc length r = radius = 3 inches θ = central angle in radians = ( Π /180)*165 s = 3(Π/180)*165 = 8.64 inches
is it x=11pi/12 inches
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It would have to be 8.639 inches
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but those arnt my answers there fractions with pi in them
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oh what are your answers for the question
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how many try's do u have on this
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only one ugh @victoriasunshine
i think it would be the forth one \[s=11\pi/4 inches \]
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