Yefim S. answered 08/04/20
Math Tutor with Experience
s = 6(360° - 110°)·π/180° ≈ 26.18
Sufy M.
asked 08/04/20Find the length s of the circular arc. (Assume r = 6 and θ = 110°.)
s =

Yefim S. answered 08/04/20
Math Tutor with Experience
s = 6(360° - 110°)·π/180° ≈ 26.18
Nitai M. answered 08/04/20
Dedicated Tutor for MCAT, USMLE, and Bio/Chem/Physics
We should approach this problem by regarding the length of the arc, s, as a fraction of the circumference of the circle. Specifically, any arc represents x degrees out of the total 360° that comprise a circle. Thus, for any circle, the length of an arc can be represented as:
Arc Length = (x/360) * C
where C is the circumference of the circle and x is the angle of the arc.
Thus, we have:
s = ( (360 - θ) / 360 ) * (2 π r)
s = ( (360 - 110) / 360 ) * (2*6*π)
s = 26.18
I hope this helps!
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