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The circumference of a circle is 60π cm. What is the length of an arc of 140°?
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Welcome to OpenStudy, pattie! to solve this problem, you'll need to know (and know how to use) two different formulas: 1) that for the circumference of a circle (when the radius of the circle is given), and 2) that for arc length (when the central angle, theta, and the radius are given)
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Pattie: Perhaps now is the time to look up "circumference of a circle" on the Internet, or in your online study materials, or wherever. Also, "arc length." You'll definitely need these formulas later on.
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