To find the length of the arc given the central angle, multiply (the fraction of the angle of the full circle, 360°, that the central angle, 120°, makes up)*(the total circumference of the circle). You're basically finding the fraction of the circumference that is covered by the central angle, if that makes any sense.
So the central angle makes up

the entire circle. You are given that the circumference of the circle is 18. Multiply the fraction of the full circle that the central angle makes up (

) by the circumference of the circle:
The length of your arc is 6.
Let me know if you're confused b/c my explanation isn't the greatest :) I'll try to explain it better if you don't understand.
Answer:
21 cm
Step-by-step explanation:
Call the triangle ABC, with the right angle at B, the hypotenuse AC=25, and the given leg AB=10. The altitude to the hypotenuse can be BD. Since the "other leg" is BC, we believe the question is asking for the length of DC.
The right triangles formed by the altitude are all similar to the original. That means ...
AD/AB = AB/AC . . . . . . ratio of short side to hypotenuse is a constant
Multiplying by AB and substituting the given numbers, we get ...
AD = AB²/AC = 10²/25
AD = 4
Then the segment DC is ...
DC = AC -AD = 25 -4
DC = 21 . . . . . centimeters
Is there an image i don’t understand what expressions you’re asking for?
To find the mean you add all the numbers and divide it by the amount of numbers there is so add
6+9+15+22+30+36=118
there is 6 number so divide 118 by 6
118/6=<span>19.6666666667 rounded to the nearest tenth it would be 20
So your mean would be 20
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