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
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OpenStudy (3mar):
Did not get it yet?
OpenStudy (jamesreed30):
No @3mar
OpenStudy (3mar):
so may I send the attach again?
OpenStudy (jamesreed30):
Yea
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Look again and I am here to help.
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OpenStudy (jamesreed30):
Okay so I looked at the image
OpenStudy (3mar):
Can you get something?
OpenStudy (jamesreed30):
I'm confused,the question says a circle though.
OpenStudy (3mar):
an arc of 40° in a circle with an 8 inch radius
means part of the circumference of the circle!
OpenStudy (jamesreed30):
Okay so I've never worked with a problem like this before so could you take me through the steps please?
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OpenStudy (3mar):
Of course
With my pleasure!
OpenStudy (3mar):
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?
OpenStudy (jamesreed30):
Ok so 0.7 is the answer?
OpenStudy (3mar):
No, man. It is just the angle (in radian) which would be plugged in the equation or the arc length
got it?
OpenStudy (jamesreed30):
Oh ok
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OpenStudy (jamesreed30):
So what's next
OpenStudy (3mar):
Plug it in the eq. in the pic I sent!
What you got?
OpenStudy (3mar):
it is easy now I think
OpenStudy (jamesreed30):
I would do 8 x 0.7?
OpenStudy (3mar):
Correct!
This yields to ??
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OpenStudy (jamesreed30):
5.6?
OpenStudy (3mar):
Correct!
OpenStudy (3mar):
Any more questions?
OpenStudy (jamesreed30):
Yes actually! I am doing online homeschool so without s teacher this stuff can get confusing so I have some more questions
OpenStudy (3mar):
Any Help... Anytime.
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