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elixir [45]
4 years ago
14

I need answer for page 2 plssss

Mathematics
1 answer:
Katena32 [7]4 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Question 4:  The minor arc is <em>AB </em><em>and has a measure of 115°.</em>

Question 5: 15\pi\: m

Question 6: The area of the figure is 70.6in^2

Question 7: -5.934\:  \text{radians.}

Question 8: -30^o

Step-by-step explanation:

Question 4:

<em>The minor arc of the circle that subtends the least degrees</em>, and for this circle it is AB and has a measure of 115°.

Question 5:

The length L of the arc of the circle with a radius R subtending \theta radians is

L = \theta R

The arc YPX measures 360° - 90° = 270, which is \dfrac{3}{2}\pi; therefore,

L = \dfrac{3}{2}\pi  *10

\boxed{L = 15\pi \:m }

Question 6:

We first need to find what percent of the circle the figure is.

165° is

\dfrac{165}{360} *100\% = 45.83\%

percent of 360°.

Therefore, the area of the figure must also be 45.83% of the area of the circle. The area of the circle is  

A = \pi (7)^2\\A = 153.94in^2

therefore, the are of the figure is

A_{seg} = 153.94*45.83\% \\\\\boxed{A_{seg} = 70.6in^2}

Question 7:

One radian is 57.296°; therefore, -340° in radians is

\dfrac{-340^o}{57.296^o}  = -5.934\:  \text{radians.}

Question 8:

One radian is 57.296°; therefore, \dfrac{-\pi }{6} radians in degrees is

\dfrac{-\pi }{6}*57.296^o = -30^o

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