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I swear to crappiness we've done this before ._. why do you keep on putting in repeats
anyways the arc length formula is \[2\pi r(\frac{\theta}{360})\]
I have not done this before this is a new question
then it was another person -.-
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All these circle math is similar and it's so annoying
you have diameter, so find radius, then you can use theta and the radius and use the arc length formula, as written above
\[30\pi(\frac{42}{360})\]
To find the circumference: C=2πr Ok so c=2pi(15)=94.24
... Just put them all together do this
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\[30\pi(\frac{42}{360})\]
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so 42/360 x 94.24?
I think the answer would be "10.99 "
yes
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