Find the arc length of the major arc. Use 3.14 @aum @M.D.Saxon
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@phi can u help me with my question when u get the time
@aum can u help me with my question when u get the time
Major arc is 360 - 85 = 275 degrees. The circumference of a circle is 2*pi*r and the arc is 360 degrees. That is, 360 degrees corresponds to an arc length of 2*pi*r. Therefore, 275 degrees corresponds to an arc length of 275 / 360 * 2*pi*r (by proportions). Put r = 13.
The correct answer must also be rounded to two decimal places
When you plug in the numbers into your calculator what do you get?
i got 62.39552076
round it two decimal places.
62.39 or 62.40
Yes, 62.40.
OK!!! THANX @aum
You are welcome.
oh no @aum 62.40 isn't the right answer my program said "Try Again"
That is what I am getting. The 85 degrees is the minor arc and (360-85 = 275) degrees is the major arc.
Okay, I think I used the calculator pi which is to more decimal places and here they are asking you to use 3.14 for pi. If I do that I get arc length = 62.3638 which when rounded to 2 decimal places gives 62.36. Try 62.36
Ok thank you @aum
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