Arc length = radius * central angle (measured in radians)
There are
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57.2957795131
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degrees per radian so
45 degrees = (45 /
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57.2957795131) = </span></span></span>
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0.7853981634
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radians<span><span>
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radius = arc length / central angle (radians)
radius = 6.5 / <span>
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0.7853981634
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radians =
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8.2760570408
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cm
http://www.1728.org/radians.htm
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
If the new fraction is 8/12 I will show how to find it.
Let's say the original denominator is x, then the numerator is x-4, so we have (x-4)/x.
Then it says f we add 4 to both, so now we have x/(x+4) this equals 8/12. Now, keep in mind -4 cannot be an answer because it would make x/(x+4) be divided by 0 which wouldn't exist.
Now we just use algebra.
x/(x+4) = 8/12
12x = 8(x+4)
12x = 8x + 32
4x = 32
x = 8
So the original fraction (x-4)/x = (8-4)/8 = 4/8
Answer:
27°
Step-by-step explanation:
- A tangent meets a radius at 90°
- Angles in a trainable sum to 180°
- 180 - 90 - 63 = 27°
