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Identify the arc length of TV in terms of π. (image is attached)

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8 0

Use the formula of arc length that is
s = rθ
where s = arc length, r = radius, θ = angle (unit must be in radian)
Given r = 5 in and θ = 48°( π /180°) = (4/15)* π = 0.2667 π,
s = 5 in (0.2667π) = 1.333 π in

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