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Calculate the arc length in terms of pi.(hint convert the radians to degrees)

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Calculate the arc length in terms of pi.(hint convert the radians to degrees)
The radius of a circle is 10 millimeters what is the length of an arc intercepted by an angle of 3/2pi?
A. (40/3)Pi mil

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