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Given circle Q with a measure of SR= 120° and a radius of 9 feet, as shown below. ❤️ volume and circles ❤️

Given circle Q with a measure of SR= 120° and a radius of 9 feet, as shown below. ❤️ volume and circles ❤️
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Given circle Q with a measure of SR= 120° and a radius of 9 feet, as shown below.

❤️ volume and circles ❤️

Given circle Q with a measure of SR= 120° and a radius of 9 feet, as shown below. ❤️ volume-example-1
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Answer:

6pi

Explanation:

arc length = 2pi * r * angle/360

= 2 pi * 9 * 120/360 = 6pi

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