So the length of the arc is given by: l = r*theta, here theta is the intercepted angle in unit radian
So, 80 degrees = 80/360 * 2pi = 4/9 * pi
So l = r * (4/9 * pi), the constant ratio is 4/9 * pi
B.) thousandths because the first one is tenths and the second is hundredths. Also because it is after the decimal
From the figure, let the distance of point P from point A on line segment AB be x and let the angle opposite side a be M and the angle opposite side c be N.
Using pythagoras theorem,

and

Angle θ is given by

Given that a = 4 units, b = 5 units, and c = 9 units, thus

To maximixe angle θ, the differentiation of <span>θ with respect to x must be equal to zero.
i.e.

Given that x is a point on line segment AB, this means that x is a positive number less than 5.
Thus

Therefore, The distance from A of point P, so that </span>angle θ is maximum is 0.51 to two decimal places.
I believe the total is 16.53. First I took 7% of 57 is 3.99. Then multiplying 57 by 0.22 and adding that to 3.99 which is 16.53