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Question on circles. Thanks for any help.
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okay
Just plug in the radius into the perimeter of a circle formula. \(P = 2 \pi r\) \(P = 2 (3.14) (2)\) Simplify that
perimeter of this one is = 2r + length of arc
After we find this, then we can divide by 4.
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igreen's idea is much simplier. ^_^
I got 3.14 again...
That's not right.. \(2 \times 3.14 \times 2 =~?\)
12.56
Yes, now divide by 4
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Lol, yeah..3.14 :P
Yes, rounding will give us 3.1, so that's your answer.
Thanks! :)
@iGreen , i think you're wrong on this one.
@iGreen , you only gave the length of the arc on this one... so the total perimeter of this figure is P= 2r+length of arc
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