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Inside a circle, where the lines are drawn inside a 300 degrees angle will correspond with a 60 degrees angle, but the shaded parts are different. However, there is technically no such thing as a negative angle, so your answer is No.
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The correct answer is: x < 1.25
To solve this, we following the same steps as when solving inequalities. We just have to remember to reverse the sign if we multiply or divide by a negative number.
-1.2x - 8.2 > -9.7
-1.2x > -1.5
x < 1.25
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Answer:
The arc length of a circle is 3.14 m or 1π m
Step-by-step explanation:
First of all we have to calculate the circumference of the circle and then extract the portion that corresponds to 90°
To solve this exercise we need to use the circumference formula of a circle:
c = circumference
r = radius = 2m
π = 3.14
c = 2π * r
we replace the known values
c = 2 * 3.14 * 2m
c = 12.56m
As we know a circle is represented with 360 ° and they tell us that the angle is 90 °, so we have to know the relationship with respect to the total
90° / 360° = 1/4
Now we multiply this number by the circumference and we will obtain the length of the arc
12.56m * 1/4 = 3.14
The arc length of a circle is 3.14 m or 1π m
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