The angle that defines the arc is 1.57 radians or 90°.
<h3 /><h3>How to get the angle of the arc?</h3>
For a circle of radius R, the length of an arc defined by an angle θ in radians is given by:
L = θ*R.
Here we know that the radius is R = 7cm, and the length of the arc is 10.99 cm. Replacing these in the above equation:
10.99 cm = θ*7cm
θ = (10.99 cm/7 cm) = 1.57
Then the angle is 1.57 radians. Remember that:
3.14 radians = 180°
Then:
θ = (1.57/3.14)*180° = 90°
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<span>1800 mi / 30 hr = 60 mi/hr
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the nearest ten would be 50, Just go up till the next 10,20,30,40,50,60,70.etc. all of them are by tens
40-44 is going down 45-49 is going up
i dont know if this is correct
AT (X)= 6X^2 another part to this equation is: AT/6= X^2 and the answer is X= AT/6^1/2b.
Answer:
Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
Since they have 3 identical sides, they are congruent by SSS congruence.
HTH :)
