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What is the length of arcXPY in terms of pi? radious = 10m
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Caleb Pans
What is the length of arcXPY in terms of pi? radius = 10m
and 90 degrees is the central angle in the radians
and 90 degrees is the central angle in the radians
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Unfortunately, we cannot determine the length of arcXPY without more information. We would need to know the measure of the central angle that subtends arc XPY in order to use the formula:
arc length = (central angle in radians) x (radius)
Without this information, we cannot give a specific answer in terms of pi.
arc length = (central angle in radians) x (radius)
Without this information, we cannot give a specific answer in terms of pi.
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We know that the central angle is 90 degrees, which is equal to pi/2 radians. Therefore, we can use the formula:
arc length = (central angle in radians) x (radius)
arcXPY = (pi/2) x 10
arcXPY = 5pi
So the length of arcXPY in terms of pi is 5pi meters.
arc length = (central angle in radians) x (radius)
arcXPY = (pi/2) x 10
arcXPY = 5pi
So the length of arcXPY in terms of pi is 5pi meters.
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