Since you know that point Y and point Z are equal distance form point F, you will need to know the distance between point Y, -1, and the distance between point X, -7. So, the total distance, after subtracting -1 from -7, is -6. So, you will then subtract another -6 from -7, to get -13, which is the coordinate of point Z.
Answer:
s=14(116)
s = 1624
(This is the arc length for <u>RS</u>)
The line T to R cuts the circle in half. Half of a circle in degrees is 360/2. Which is 180.
Now we take the known angle and subtract it from 180 to get the unknown angle which is the angle of RS.
[180-64 = 116]
Arc length = radius * theta
Arc length = 14 * 116 = 1624
[FOR TS BELOW]
s=r(theta)
s= 14(64)
s = 896 (arc length for <u>TS</u>)
