It doesn't change because to add fractions, you need a common denominator. To find it, they multiplied 1/3 by 2 to make 2/6, to add to the 3/6.
arc length = pi /180 * angle in degree * radius
2 = pi/180 * 30 *r
2 = pi/6 *r
multiply by 6/pi
12/pi =r
3.819718634 =r
Answer: r =3.82 inches
Answer:
Part 1) m∠EOD=20°
Part 2) m∠AOD=80°
Step-by-step explanation:
Part 1) Find the measure of angle EOD
we know that °
m∠EOD=m∠EOX-m∠DOX
we have
Observing the figure
m∠EOX=140°
m∠DOX=120°
substitute
m∠EOD=140°-120°=20°
Part 2) Find the measure of angle AOD
we know that °
m∠AOD=m∠DOX-m∠AOX
we have
Observing the figure
m∠AOX=40°
m∠DOX=120°
substitute
m∠AOD=120°-40°=80°
Answer:
14-3=11
Step-by-step explanation:
number or x=11
To figure out the degrees, you would create a ratio.
Since there are 360 degrees in your circle, that would be representative to 100 (because both are the total of what you want to find), and x would be representative to what degrees 65 is equal to.
your ratio should look like,
65/100=x/360
cross multiply and get
65(360)=100x
23400=100x
x=234
It looks hard to read like this, but if you write it out on your paper it should make more sense!
