
Binal D.
asked 01/14/22Find the radius of a sector with a central angle of 30 degrees if its perimeter is the same value as its area.
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The relevant formulas for arc length and sector area are easier if we use radians as the unit of angle measure. When we commit to that, we have the following: Arc length: s = rΘ ; Sector area: k = 1/2r2Θ
Θ = 30° = π/6
perimeter = 2r + r(π/6) = 1/2r2(π/6)
π/12r2 - (2 + π/6)r = 0
r[π/12r - (2 + π/6)] = 0
π/12r = (2 + π/6) = (12 + π) / 12
r = (12 + π) / π
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Mark M.
Do you mean that the arc length of the sector is numerically equal to is area?01/14/22