The ratio of major to minor arc = 2 : 1
What is a Circle?
A circle is the locus of a point such that its distance from a fixed point (center) is always constant.
Calculation
The length of an arc (L) with center angle θ is given by:
L = (θ/360) * 2πr
where r is the radius.
Putting the values in the above formula.
For the major arc:
L = (240/360) * 2πr
For the major arc:
l = ((360-240)/360) * 2πr
l = (120/360) * 2πr
The ratio of major to minor arc = [(240/360) * 2πr] / [(120/360) *2πr] = 2 : 1
The ratio of major to minor arc = 2 : 1.
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Answer:
Not sure if there are options, but the order of side lengths from smallest to largest is <u>j, k, l</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a bad explanation (sorry):
Side length order will be the same order of angle orders. By that, I mean the since angle C has the smallest angle, the side length across from it will also be the smallest. Since angle B is the biggest angle, side L will be the biggest length. This leaves angle A (and side k) in the middle.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
If she doubles the area of her lot, it should be 2x^2.
But how do you get that?
The answer is that the sides have now increased to √2x
How did I get that, and why did I choose it?
- The formula for a square's area is s^2
- If you want to double the area, it will be 2 s^2. Now what?
- Take the square root of 2s^2 which is √(2s^2).
- What that means is the side is now √2 s
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Answer:
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