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A cone is found by bending a sector of angle 120 degrees and radius 6 cm. The radius of the base of the cone is?
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The circumference of the base of the cone will be the arc length of the original sector
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wats the radians formula again? i forgot
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arclength = radius * theta radians s = r *theta
so change 120 degrees to radians 120 deg * ( pi rad / 180 deg)
120 deg = 2/3 Pi
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s = 6 * (2/3 * Pi ) = 4 Pi
so C = 4Pi but C = 2Pi * R so can you solve for R
since "The circumference of the base of the cone will be the arc length of the original sector" after you bend the sector to form a cone arclength of original sector = circumference of cone
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