Find the degree measure of an arc that is 70% of its circle. Plz help will award medals
@ganeshie8 plz help me
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Give me the radius and I'll find the angle.
give me a second then @SolomonZelman
i think it means that the arc covers 70% of the perimeter
I do not have the radius and that is all the information i have
yes yes you are correct @zupari
Wait, so you just have an arc given? What about the area, do you know the area ? Or the diameter ?
Find the degree measure of an arc that is 70% of its circle. Type in the number only. This is all i am given
Anything that you know other than the `arc length` ?
its just 360 * 70% = 252 degrees
Noooo
i know the measure of the arc is 70% of the circle
wait is @zupari correct ??
The formula says that \(\normalsize\color{blue}{ \rm{arc~~~length}=r\times θ }\) and thus, \(\normalsize\color{blue}{ \rm{arc~~~length} \div r= θ }\).
But I only know the arc length.
yes but if take it in degrees a circle covers 360 if its 70% then 252
I think that if 70 is not units but percent, sorry for misreading the question-:( Then take 70 percent of 360. 360 × 0.70 = ?
so the answer is 252 degrees
THX guys
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