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Given :
Center of circle, C = ( 1 , 5 )
Point on circle, P = ( 5 , 1 )
To Find :
The radius of a circle.
Solution :
We know, radius of circle is the distance between center and point of circle.
Distance between two points A(p,q) and B(r,s) is given by :
So, distance between the points (1, 5) and (5, 1) is :
Therefore, radius of circle is 5.66 units.
Hence, this is the required solution.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
(1)The units for measuring angles are degrees and radians
A circle is 360° which is equal to 2π radians
1°=π/180
To convert angle measurement from degrees to radians multiply the value of degrees by π/180
(11)
To convert angle measurement from radians to degree multiply the value of radian by 180/π
(111)Yes it matters because you will use different formulas to calculate the length of the arc
For example , when the central angle is in radians, the formula to apply is;
⇒ S=rФ -------------where r is the radius of circle and Ф is angle in radians and S is the arc length.
⇒ When the central angle value is in degrees , the formula to apply is
Arc length =2πr×(Ф/360) where Ф is in degrees , r is radius of circle
2.
we know π=180°
hence 17/6 π=?---------------cross multiply
Apply trigonometry
Find sine 510°
Sine (510°-360°)= sine 150°
Sine 150° = sine 30° = 1/2-----------------2nd quadrant
This means sine 510° = 1/2