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Do you remember the formula? arc length = \(\dfrac{\theta}{360}2\pi r\)
they tell you the angle is 122 and the radius is 10 so plug it in
122/360*2*pi*10?
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21.29
21.3?
No, it says hundredth so that means 2 places after the decimal so .29 is how you keep it
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You're welcome!
Same formula for this one, angle is 68 and radius is 13
68/360*2*pi*13
15.43
Splendid job!
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B)
112/360*2*pi*9
17.59
and calculate and you got it!!!
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Yer a mathemagician, Allison!
Thanks to you
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