Answer:
F = 53.1°
Step-by-step explanation:
When you consider F as your angle
cos F = adjacent / hypotaneous
or, cos F = EF/DF
We do not have DF right now,
so DF² = DE² + EF²
DF = √ (12² + 9²)
DF = 15
cos F = adjacent / hypotaneous
or, cos F = EF/DF
cos F = 9 / 15
F = cos ⁻¹ (9/15)
F = 53.1°
There are two (equivalent) formulas for the circumference of a circle:
C = 2 pi r, where r is the radius of the circle
C = pi d, where d is the diameter of the circle
In this particular problem, however, we're dealing with arc length. For the shown central angle "theta" = 160 degrees, the arc length is 42 cm.
Knowing this enables us to calculate the radius or diameter of the circle.
Arc length = s = (radius) (central angle, in radians, not degrees)
First, convert 160 degrees to radians: 160 deg pi rad
----------- * ------------ = (8/9) pi rad
1 180 deg
Then 42 cm = r *(8/9) pi rad
Solve for the radius (r): divide 42 cm by (8/9) pi rad
Then use the formula for circumference introduced earlier:
C= 2 pi r Substitute [42 cm / ( (8/9) pi rad )] for r.
Simplify your result, and you will then have the circumference, C, in cm.
Answer:
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Answer:
this doesnt make sense but the answer is
rcpl 2/5 = 5/2 = 2 1/2
Step-by-step explanation:
2 1/2
12x-2 I think that’s right I’m not really sure
