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I don't understand how to answer this​-example-1
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Answer:


\large\boxe{D)\ (1)/(2)\pi\ feet}

Explanation:

Step 1:

Calculate the circumference of both circles.

The formula of a circumference:of a circle with radius r:


C=2\pi r

The circle R:


C_R=2\pi\left((2)/(3)\right)=(4\pi)/(3)\ ft

The circle S:


C_S=2\pi\left((3)/(4)\right)=(3\pi)/(2)\ ft

The length of the intercepted arc for circle R is


l=(4\pi)/(9)\ ft

Step 2:

Calculate what the part of the circumference of the circle R is the intercepted arc:


(4\pi)/(9):(4\pi)/(3)=(4\pi)/(9)\cdot(3)/(4\pi)=(1)/(3)

The same length of the circumference of the circle S is searched for the length of the intercepted arc for circle S.

Step 3:

Calculate the length of the intercepted arc for circle S:


(1)/(3)\cdot(3\pi)/(2)=(1)/(2)\pi\ ft

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