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I don’t know this and I am really confused right now can some one please help me

I don’t know this and I am really confused right now can some one please help me-example-1
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Answer:

The arc length is;


(5\pi)/(3)\text{ in}

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that the central angle of the arc is;


\theta=(\pi)/(6)

Recall that the formula for the length of an arc is;


\begin{gathered} l=(\theta)/(360)*2\pi r=(\theta)/(2\pi)*2\pi r=\theta r \\ \theta\text{ (in rad)} \end{gathered}

substituting the central angle and radius;


\begin{gathered} l=\theta r=(\pi)/(6)*10 \\ l=(5)/(3)\pi\text{ in} \end{gathered}

Therefore, the arc length is;


(5\pi)/(3)\text{ in}

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