Raymond B. answered 13d
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
radius = r = 1/2
central angle = 180 degrees = pi radians
arc length = pi/2 = radius times radians = 1/2 x pi = pi/2
sector area = pi/8 = .5T)(r^2)= (1/2)^2)(pi)/2 = pi/8
Candi C.
asked 11/14/24Fill in the table:
Radius = ?
Central Angle = ?
Arc Length = pi / 2
Sector Area = pi / 8
Raymond B. answered 13d
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
radius = r = 1/2
central angle = 180 degrees = pi radians
arc length = pi/2 = radius times radians = 1/2 x pi = pi/2
sector area = pi/8 = .5T)(r^2)= (1/2)^2)(pi)/2 = pi/8
William W. answered 11/14/24
Experienced Tutor and Retired Engineer
Arc Length (S) equals the radius (r) multiplied by the angle (θ) where θ is in radian units.
S = rθ
π/2 = rθ
or (solving for "θ")
θ = π/(2r)
Sector Area (AS) equals π multiplied by the radius squared multiplied by the ratio of the angle (θ), in radians) divided by 2π
AS = πr2(θ/(2π))
π/8 = πr2(θ/(2π))
1/8 = r2(θ/(2π))
2π/8 = r2θ
π/4 = r2θ
plugging in (from the first equation) "π/(2r)" in place of "θ"
π/4 = r2(π/(2r))
1/4 = r/2
r = 2/4 = 1/2
Plugging in r = 1/2 into θ = π/(2r) we get:
θ = π/(2(1/2))
θ = π
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