The formula for arc length is s=r*angle theta where s is the arc length, r is the radius, and angle theta is central angle formed by the arc in radians.
In this case, the angle would be s/r or 4.2/4 which is 1.05 radians. We have to convert this into degrees and so you would multiply 1.05 by (180/pi) which results in approximately 60 degrees. Remember, if you want to convert radians into degrees, the conversion factor is 180/pi and for degrees into radians, it is pi/180.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
its always the highest exponet
I can use the angle and the length of JH to find the length of IJ.
To do this, I look at the relationship IJ and JH have to the 52 degree angle. JH is opposite to angle I, and IJ is adjacent to angle I. Because the two side lengths are opposite and adjacent, I use the tangent function to solve this.
Tangent of an angle = the length of the opposite side / the length of the adjacent side. This is just another way to say tan(x)=opposite/adjacent
Now I can fill in what I know...
tan(52)=4.2/x
Now, I want to isolate x.
tan(52) = 4.2/x
x(tan(52))=4.2
x=4.2/tan(52)
Now I put 4.2/tan(52) into a calculator and get x = 3.3 ft
Hope this helps!
C=1 because you are flipping it over the line so it cant be negative
