Arc Length
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arc length = \(\dfrac{\theta}{360} 2\pi r\)
so plug in r = 11 and your angle \(\theta\) is 48
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Okay, so the concept of arc length is simple Do you know what circumference is or what it means?
Yes
it's just the length or perimeter of the entire circle, right? arc length is just the length of one part of the circle |dw:1618523704512:dw|
so the entire black part is the circumference but when we cut a slice in our circle, we get that green border that's the arc length and to calculate that, we have that formula I posted above and it makes a whole lot of sense the entire circumference is 2 *pi * r but the length of a segment of the circumference is going to be dependent on the angle and there's a total of 360 degrees in a circle so we have to divide the angle by 360 and then multiply it by the circumference so that we can get the length of the arc length
I got 0?
how?
\(\text{arc length} = \dfrac{\theta}{360} \times 2 \pi r\) \( \theta\) or theta or the angle is 48 r is 11 \(\text{arc length} = \dfrac{48}{360} \times 2 \pi \times 11\)
9.21
9.22?
You got it! Yeah, you can round to 9.22
Thank you
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