An arc on a circle measures 250 degrees. Within range which range is the radian measure of the central angle?

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blondinia [14]2 years ago

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If the arc measures 250 degrees then the range of the central angle lies from π to 1.39π.

Given that the arc of a circle measures 250 degrees.

We are required to find the range of the central angle.

Range of a variable exhibits the lower value and highest value in which the value of particular variable exists. It can be find of a function.

We have 250 degrees which belongs to the third quadrant.

If 2π=360

x=250

x=250*2π/360

=1.39 π radians

Then the radian measure of the central angle is 1.39π radians.

Hence if the arc measures 250 degrees then the range of the central angle lies from π to 1.39π.

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