Draw a figure of the 2 intersecting circles, one with radius of 3 and one with radius of 5.
Find the intersection points (sin θ=.3).
Then use simple plane geometry to find the necessary arc length and don't neglect to make use of obvious symmetry!
Amelia S.
asked 03/31/22Find the length of the entire perimeter of the region inside but outside .
I got 10(π - 2arcsin(3/10)) but that is wrong.
Draw a figure of the 2 intersecting circles, one with radius of 3 and one with radius of 5.
Find the intersection points (sin θ=.3).
Then use simple plane geometry to find the necessary arc length and don't neglect to make use of obvious symmetry!
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