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Arc Length and Sector Area Problem Video

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  • ans is (A)

    30 -> 6pi

    360 ->6pi*360/30 =72 pi

    2pi r=72pi

    r=36

    area os sector=

    360 -> pi*r*r

    30 -> pi*r*r*30/360 -> pi*r*r/12

    subsituting the value of r

    area of sector=108 pi

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  • (A).

  • arc length = n/360deg x 2 x pi x rad.

    sector area = n/360deg x pi x rad. sq.

    that will give you deg. it slightly different form if you want radians

    sorry about having to write them that way hope that helps

  • In a unit circle, the arc length would be pi/6. This arc's length is 6pi, or 36 times as long, which means the radius is 36 times that of a unit circle.

    Since the area is proportional to r^2, this circle's area is 36^2 times that of a unit circle, or 1296pi.

    30 degrees is 1/12 of a circle, so the area of the sector is 1296pi/12 or 108pi, answer A.

  • Can put up the formulas for arc length and sector area? I don't understand how to do them

  • Can you explain what --> means? Im having a hard time following

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