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How do I turn the degree into a radian and solve the problem

How do I turn the degree into a radian and solve the problem-example-1
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Step by step explanation:

To turn degrees into radian yuo have to multiply for the conversion factor, remember that pi radians are equal to 180 degrees, so:


75^o=75^o\cdot\frac{\pi\text{ rad}}{180^o}=(5\pi)/(12)\text{rad}

And for the problem we can first find the total area, if 75° is 12cm^2. How much do 360° correspond to?


\begin{gathered} (A)/(360)=(12)/(75) \\ A=(12\cdot360)/(75) \\ A=57.6cm^2 \end{gathered}

Now we can use the area formula:


A=\pi\cdot r^2
57.6=\pi\cdot r^2
(57.6)/(\pi)=r^2
r=\sqrt[]{(57.6)/(\pi)}
r\approx4.3cm

The radius is approximately 4.3 cm

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