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Gelneren [198K]
1 year ago
8

There is a balcony that forms part of a circle around a stage, and they need to put up a safety railing. How long of a railing d

o they need if the radius of the circle is 40 feet, and the arc takes up 45°? Use 3.14 for pi.
Mathematics
1 answer:
alexandr1967 [171]1 year ago
6 0

A sector is a <u>part</u> of a <u>circle</u> that is formed by two<em> radii,</em> and an <em>arc</em>. So that the length of the <em>safety railing</em> required is 31.4 feet.

A sector is a <em>part </em>of a <u>circle</u> that is formed by two <u>radii</u>, and an <u>arc</u>, thus forming a <em>central</em> angle.

Thus the required <em>length</em> of safety railing can be considered as the <u>arc</u> of the<em> sector. </em>

So that;

<u>length</u> of an <u>arc</u> = (θ / 360^{o}) * 2\pir

where θ is the <u>measure</u> of the <em>central angle</em> of the sector, and r is the <u>radius</u> of the sector.

From the given question, θ = 45°, and r = 40 feet.

So that,

<u>length</u> of the<em> safety railing </em>= (45° / 360^{o}) * 2 * 3.14 * 40

                                 = 0.125 * 2* 3.14* 40

<u>length</u> of <em>safety railing</em> = 31.4

Therefore, the <u>length</u> of the <em>safety railing</em> required is 31.4 feet.

For more clarifications on the length of an arc, visit: brainly.com/question/2005046

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