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Find the length of the arc in a circle is 24 cm and the degree of the arc is 90 degrees?
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The length measure of the arc could be a little bit bigger than √[(2)242] or 33.94 cm. Let see...
Since the degree of the arc is 90⁰, its length measure would be 1/4 of the circumference of the circle with radius 24 cm.
C = 2(pi)(r) = 2(3.142)(24 cm) = 150.8 cm
1/4 of 150.8 cm = 150.8/4 cm = 37.7 cm
Thus the arc length is about 37.7 cm.
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