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Starting on the positive x-axis and moving 1/3 of the way around a circle that has radius 3 m, how far would one travel?

Starting on the positive x-axis and moving 1/3 of the way around a circle that has radius 3 m, how far would one travel?
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Starting on the positive x-axis and moving 1/3 of the way around a circle that has radius 3 m, how far would one travel?

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So you go 2pi3 which give you circumference of about 18.85, multiply that by 1/3 and you get 6.28
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