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Find the length in the first quadrant of the circle desribed by the polar equation r = 2sin theta + 4 cosTheta. The circle is graphed in the accompanying figure.

A. (Square Root 2)Pi
B. (Square Root 5)Pi
C. 2Pi
D. 5Pi

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