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Rzqust [24]3 years ago

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well, for pt a, if the circle is partitioned into equal sections, each central angle would be 90 degrees. for pt b, although im not sure if its right *but youll most likely get credit for just doing your hw* i think (again) since its an equally-partitioned circle, the answer would also be 90 degrees for the radians.

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