The area of the wheel is 31415.9 ft².
The Central angle in degrees is 34.29°
Measure of a central angle in radians is 0.5984 radians
<h3>How to calculate the area and central angle of a circle?</h3>
A) The image shows an example of this Ferris wheel.
We are given;
Diameter; d = 200 ft
Radius; r = 100 ft
Number of gondolas = 42
Area of the circle wheel = πr²
Area = π * 100²
Area = 31415.9 ft²
B) Now, the sum of angles in a circle is 360°.
Since there are 42 gondola's, then;
Each angle = 360/42 = 60/7°
The central angle will be an angle with its vertex at the center of a circle and with sides that are radii of the circle. From the image, we see that it covers approximately 4 gondola's. Thus;
Central angle = 4 * 60/7° = 34.29°
C) Central Angle in radians will be converted as 0.5984 rad.
D) Arc length between two gondolas is;
S = rθ
S = 100 * 0.5984
S = 59.84 radians
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The answer to this question is 51 degrees because that outer angle is the sum of the opposite inner angles. It is the sum of the other angles not touching that angle.
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All triangles have a total of 180° in them.
So to find x, simply take 50° and 100° from 180°:
x = 180 - 100 - 50
= 30°
So x = 30°, and thus option D