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Find the length of "s" to the nearest tenth given the circle.
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if my memory serves me right the formula is s = 3 * theta where theta = angle in radians.
Sorry this is confusing for me but what would the angle in radians be?
Would the angle 9 degrees be 0.05 radians or did I do that wrong
its given 5 pi/3
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Oh never mind then oops
So would you multiply 5pi/3 and 3?
OH hol on - my concentration is not good today I dont know why i put 3 it is s = r* theta
r = radius of the circle
So you would multiply 5pi/3 by 9 then?
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yes
So that'd be about 47.1 right?
yes or you write the answer in terms of pi which is 15pi inches
* you can write
thank you so much!!
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