Help?!?! You can have a medal!
here is the review
you wouldnt by chance know how to solve these two? @qdbug
no nowhere near that
@TheOcean
oh well i just did that on angles. i didnt realize those were circles. lol sorry. i just had a major brainfart. maybe you can look up 'How to calculate pi of circles'
you kno how to solve it? @TheOcean
oh thats ok, thx anyway
@TheOcean
pi always equals 3.14
I know that @CelesteSelene13
@dan815
okay so some basics, like you know that there are 360 degrees in a circle
yes...we can skip the basics I'm in high school
okay well do you know how many radians 360 degrees are
u mean like how many radii complete a circle?...My teacher taught us there are infinite radii and diameters
radians are another measure for angle, instead of in degrees its the more natural way
there are 2 pi radians in every circle
ummm we i dont think we have learned that.....
if you multiply this measure of angle radians by the radius you will get the real arc length or the circumference anything u want
you have, like you know circumference is 2*pi * r
ohhhh yea ok, yes....
I get that
that is the cae because there are 2*pi radians in a circle
okay now lets see how big the arc could be for 72 degrees for your given problem
lets do it a simple intuitive way if radians confuses you for now
ok so would u take 360 - 72?
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whats the circum?
it is 157.1 approx
ok its working now
are you good with these 2 questions now?
I think so! thank you very much! are this good at biology as u r at math?
I have to go...but when I'm back later would u mind if I tagged u with some problems?.... @dan815
if ur online
no lol i dont know anything about biology not even the slightest
oh ok well thank you very much for the math help!!! @dan815
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