Answer:
Arc length of the partial circle = 3π units
Step-by-step explanation:
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Formula for the arc length of a circle = 
Here θ is the angle formed by the sector at the center.
Angle that is formed at the center of the circle is = 360° - 90°
= 270°
So, length of the arc = 
= 3π
Therefore, length of the given partial circle is 3π units.
B is the answer!
Explanation:
m^2 n^2 fits into both, you can take m^2 n^2 out of it both.
m is a common factor since you can take m out of both but it’s not the greatest common factor.
2n & 2m wouldn’t even be a common factor bc there is no 2n or 2m in neither.
F(3) = t4(3) = 2
The value of the function at the point of expansion is the first (constant) term of the Taylor series.
5:4 i’m not quite sure but i think it would be 5:4
