Question

geometry help

Answer 1

@ganeshie8

Answer 2

You can change the 40 degrees into radians and then multiply that by the 10 to get the arc length.

Answer 3

40 degrees into radians ? what do you mean

Answer 4

40 degrees = 0.698131701 radians
Multiply this by the 10 to get your answer.

Answer 5

C ?

Answer 6

@rayquaza17

Answer 7

yes

Answer 8

You don't have to convert it to radians; the arc length compared to total circumference is equal to the arc angle compared to total angle in a circle. So {arc length / circumeference} = { arc degrees / total degrees}. Rearranging gives {arc length} = (40/360)*(10*2*pi)

Answer 9

which still gives the same answer ?

Answer 10

...ya

Answer 11

mk :D