If the measurement is in degrees, it would be called a right angle.
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The equation for finding the length of an arc is S=rθ,where S is the arc length, r is the radius, and θ is the angle in radians.Assuming you mean AOB=240 is the angle of the arc you are measuring in degrees:θ=(pi*240)/180=4.1888radTherefore the arc length is 4cm*4.1888rad=16pi/3=16.76cm
Unfortunately, I haven't been permitted to see the drawing thatgoes along with the question. But I guess that would make it tooeasy. Over here at WikiAnswers we're good, so I'll just answer itwithout the drawing:" . . . the area of triangle AOB."
You can prove this just from knowing that the three angles of a triangle add to 180 degrees. Label the ends of the arc A and B, the circle's centre O and the "any other point" P. We want to show that angle APB is half of angle AOB. (This uses the notation where you write three letters XYZ to mean the angle formed between straight lines XY and YZ). Consider the triangle formed by O, B and P. The lengths OB and OP are the same (the radius of the circle). This means that the triangle is isosceles and angles OPB and OBP are the same. Since POB + OPB + OBP = 180 degrees and OPB = OBP we have POB + 2 * OPB = 180 With the same working, the triangle formed by O, A and P gives us POA + 2 * OPA = 180 Subtract these two equations: (POB - POA) + 2 * (OPB - OPA) = 180 - 180 = 0 Rearrange: 2 * (OPB - OPA) = POA - POB If you draw a diagram you will see that OPB - OPA = APB and POA - POB = AOB so we have 2 * APB = AOB as required.
EGM² was created in 1994.
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The initials EGM stands for Electronic Gaming Monthly. It is a popular bimonthly American video-game subscription magazine. It is published by EGM Media Ltd.
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The 'A-hole On Bender Setup' i believe....
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No, Lego Halo was an April fools joke by popular publication EGM (electronic gaming monthly) EGM is no longer in publication but you can find information on the hilarious joke on 1up.com
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No. That was an April Fools joke by EGM I think.