Trigonometric Functions:
You have the angle and the adjacent. You need to find the hypotenuse (PR). Therefore, you use cos.
Rearrange the formula to find H (PR):
14.463 ~ 14.5
<h2>14.5°</h2>
Write 0.586 in simplest form
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In this case, we are not given the diameter. However, remember that the diameter is equivalent to two times the radius of a circle. Thus,
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and we can say the circumference of our circle is:
The circumference of our circle is 50.24 units.
<em>Also, a little side note not relating to the question:</em>
<em>Remember that is spelled as "pi" not "pie." Pie is a dessert, while pi is a mathematical constant.</em>