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Length of arc is\[\frac{ \pi r \theta }{ 180 }\]
or\[\frac{ \pi d \theta }{ 360 }\]
diameter is 12 and angle is 60 so we have\[\frac{ \pi \times 12 \times 60 }{ 360 }\]
if you solve it, it will give you \[2\pi \] as B
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Convert 60 degrees into radian, which you just multiply it by pi/180. Then multiply the radian by the radius of the circle. You should get B as your final answer.
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