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Hobgoblin32

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12 years ago

an angle of measure 330 degrees is cut from a circle with a radius of 6 inches. What is the length of arc cut by the angle?

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sarah!

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12 years ago

Find the circumference using:

c = 2(pi)r

c = 2(pi)(6)

c = 37.69 inches

360 degrees = 37.69
330 degrees = x

34.54 inches

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