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Arc Length = (x/360)2pi*r

As given in the question The radius and the arc length are the same value.

So substituting

r = (x/360)2pi*r

Algebraically rearrange

r/r = (x/360)2pi

Cancel down 'r'

Hence

1 = (x/360)2pi

Now since 360 degrees = 2 pi radians

Substitute again

1 =( x / 2pi) 2 pi

Cancel down by '2 pi'

Hence x = 1 radian.

To convert radians to degrees. Remember

180 degrees = pi(3.141592.... radians)

So dividing 180 /3.141592... =57.29577951.... degrees. The answer!!!!

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