Express the required measurement an exact form find the length of an arc of 40° in a circle with an 8 inch radius use 3.14 for pie and round to hundreds
Did not get it yet?
No @3mar
so may I send the attach again?
Yea
Look again and I am here to help. Will not be late for any help.
Okay so I looked at the image
Can you get something?
I'm confused,the question says a circle though.
an arc of 40° in a circle with an 8 inch radius means part of the circumference of the circle!
Okay so I've never worked with a problem like this before so could you take me through the steps please?
Of course With my pleasure!
To convert from degree to radian: \[\theta_{radian}=\frac{ \pi }{ 180 }*\theta_{degree}\] then it would be \[\theta_{radian}=\frac{ \pi }{ 180 }*40=0.7\] ok?
Ok so 0.7 is the answer?
No, man. It is just the angle (in radian) which would be plugged in the equation or the arc length got it?
Oh ok
So what's next
Plug it in the eq. in the pic I sent! What you got?
it is easy now I think
I would do 8 x 0.7?
Correct! This yields to ??
5.6?
Correct!
Any more questions?
Yes actually! I am doing online homeschool so without s teacher this stuff can get confusing so I have some more questions
Any Help... Anytime.
I just posted another one
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No problem
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