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This is very similar to the problem you posted previously. Set up a proportion between the angle given and 360 (the angle of a circle) and then multiply that by the circumference of the whole circle. 15) (70/360)(25) cm 16) (155/360)(x) = 14 cm (solve for x)
Don't you also multiply pie in their too?
pi oops lol
Pi isn't needed because the circumference (or a portion of it) is already given. You don't need to use the radius and/or the circumference formula which would involve pi.
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