A question ABOUT PARTS OF A CIRCLE
any ideas????
No
Do you have any ideas?
it's not my question i can help but i cant give the answer
okay so do you know what to do first???
arc length = radius* angle in radians here the radius is 1 so?
No, I dont get what your supposed to do to get each one? Is their some formula?
i've just given you the formula
2pi*(x/2pi)=4.2 so x=4.2
4.2 = 1 * x x = 4.2 radians
ok, well even if you have the formula how do you know where to place the pieces?
arc length = radius * angle in radians its a unit circle so radius = 1 arc length is given as 4.2 so 4.2 = 1* angle in radians
\[S = r \theta\]
S = arc length
yes
And since a unit circle has a radius of 1, this is pretty straight-forward.
S = 1*theta S = theta
well all I can say is , is that they need to find a simpler way to get the answer to this type of question
so for (-1,0) I got -1
if we take the radius of a circle and place it over the circunference taht is one radian:- |dw:1431714949710:dw|
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