Inactive Tutor answered 11/16/21
1) A full circle of arc length 2π radians has and area of πr2. We can form a ratio:
2π/(π/6) = πr2/(16π/3)
12 = 3r2/16
r = √(16•12/3) = 8 in
2) Arc length, S = rθ
θ = S/r = (10π/3)/10 = π/3 radians or 60°
Alan W.
asked 11/16/21Inactive Tutor answered 11/16/21
1) A full circle of arc length 2π radians has and area of πr2. We can form a ratio:
2π/(π/6) = πr2/(16π/3)
12 = 3r2/16
r = √(16•12/3) = 8 in
2) Arc length, S = rθ
θ = S/r = (10π/3)/10 = π/3 radians or 60°
Area of sector=91/2)*theta*r^2, theta is measure of angle and r is value of radius.
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when theta=pi/6
16pi/3 in^2=(1/2)*(pi/6)*r^2
multiply both sides by 12
64 in^2=r^2
8 in=r
Arc length=theta*r, theta is angle measure and r is value of radius
10pi/3 inches=theta*10 inches
divide both sides by 10 inches
pi/3 radians=theta
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