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Use the arc length formula and the given information to find r. s = 12 cm, θ = 36°; r = ?
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what's the formula?
i know that s=r*q
and that q=s/r
but how do i find r?
you mean instead of Q, u meant theta?
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give me a sec i'll figure this out
s = r theta to find r you do s/theta which is 12/ 36 degrees
what's the answer of the question? do u have it?
would it be 1/3?
yes
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thank you
nws :)
glad i could help :)
Hate to throw cold water on you two, but in discussions of arc length in a circle, we MUST express the angle, theta, in radians.
36 degrees can be converted to radians as follows: 36 degrees Pi radians ---------- * -------------- 1 180 degrees
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