Asked by James
A chord 20cm long is 12cm from the center of a circle calculate, correct to one decimal place
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Answered by
Steve
draw a diagram. Cut the chord in half with a radius drawn through its center.
Now you can see that the radius r is
r^2 = 10^2 + 12^2
If the radius is not what you want, then maybe you should have proofread your post...
Now you can see that the radius r is
r^2 = 10^2 + 12^2
If the radius is not what you want, then maybe you should have proofread your post...
Answered by
inumidun
radius =15.6205
angle substended=79.62
angle substended=79.62
Answered by
inumidun
be the angle between the radius and length of the
chord from the centre. Then,
. Therefore, angle subtended by the chord at the centre
of the circle is 2
39.8o = 79.60 (Correct to 1 decimal place).
Also, in part (b) (ii), the perimeter of the minor segment
is
, where
= 15.62 cm.
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