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The center of the circle below is at P. If the angle < APB measures 49 °, and the radius is 13 cm., find the length of the arc AB in cm.. (round to the nearest tenth)

The center of the circle below is at P. If the angle < APB measures 49 °, and the-example-1

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Given:

• m∠APB = 49 degrees

,

• Radius = 13 cm

Let's find the length of arc AB.

To find the length of arc AB, apply the formula:


L=2\pi r*(\theta)/(360)

Where:

r is the radius = 13 cm

θ is the central angle = 49 degrees

Thus, we have:


\begin{gathered} L=2\pi *13*(49)/(360) \\ \end{gathered}

Solving further:


\begin{gathered} L=(2\pi *13*49)/(360) \\ \\ L=(26\pi *49)/(360) \\ \\ L=(1274\pi)/(360) \\ \\ L=11.1\text{ cm} \end{gathered}

Therefore, the length of arc AB is 11.1 cm.

• ANSWER:

d. 11.1 cm

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