Answer:
The arc is one-third of the circumference.
Step-by-step explanation:
The area of a circumference = 2πr
C = 2πr ... (1)
If an arc subtends a central angle measuring 2π/3 rad,
The length of the arc = rθ
Given θ = 2π/3
Length of the arc L = r(2π)/3
L = 2πr/3... (2)
L = 1/3(2πr)
Since C = 2πr
L = 1/3C
This shows that the arc is one-third of the circumference.
For ∆RNM ~ ∆RPQ
=> RN/RP = RM/RQ
=> 7/8 = 10/14 which is wrong
So ∆RMN is not similar to ∆RQP
Cosine Law:
c² = a² + b² - 2 a b cos C
Answer:
C ) area of square c² = area of square a² + area of square b²
- area of defect 1 - area of defect 2
Answer:
okay depending on the question
Increased just means +
10739 is the sum
