
Andrew M. answered 06/30/15
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I followed a different path than Muhammad C to find the same answer.
First I want to know what the total circumference of the circle is.... C = (2)(pi)(r)
C = 2(3.14150(120) = 753.96 cm
Okay... What part of that circumference does this arc take up?
We have 344 out of 753.96 or 344/753.96 = .45626
So how much of the total 360 degrees is .45626... or take .45626 of 360
.45626(360) = 164.25 degrees
Note however: This only found the degrees, not the radians. Thus, Muhammad C's answer is more complete.