How would you find the fraction of a circle that an arc covers?
A. Divide the circumference by 360.
B. Divide the measure of the arc by 180.
C. Divide the diameter by 360
D. Divide the measure of the arc by 360.
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OpenStudy (liz_beauty45):
i honestly think its b
OpenStudy (ffasinger):
hmm . i am pretty sure it is not that
OpenStudy (ffasinger):
no offense
OpenStudy (xobriley):
I need a little bit of help as well
OpenStudy (xobriley):
Honestly all i can come up with if it isnt B which i think it is then it should be D
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OpenStudy (ffasinger):
hmm let me see what i can do to help you
OpenStudy (xobriley):
8x + 2 > 26 or 4x - 6 < -26 What would this be on a graph line
OpenStudy (ffasinger):
k i have no clue on that one
OpenStudy (xobriley):
-21 = m over 3
OpenStudy (xobriley):
set as a fraction
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OpenStudy (ffasinger):
@james1769
OpenStudy (xobriley):
OpenStudy (xobriley):
Is that right?
OpenStudy (ffasinger):
i think so
OpenStudy (xobriley):
It's just a practice quiz but i want to make sure its right
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OpenStudy (xobriley):
I have a D in Algebra Part 1 and if i get straight A's I get the new iphone so ive been trying to make sure of it.
OpenStudy (ffasinger):
lol i have a d in geometry i feel ya bro
OpenStudy (xobriley):
Right? I'm just trying to get this Iphone,tbh.
OpenStudy (ffasinger):
i phones suck i have one ad hate it but get good grades