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Find the arc length of the partial circle. Either in an exact answer in terms of 3.14 for pi and enter your answer as a decimal.

Find the arc length of the partial circle. Either in an exact answer in terms of 3.14 for-example-1

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Given:

From the given figure, the radius of the partial circle is 7 units.

The central angle is 90°

We need to determine the arc length of the partial circle.

Arc length:

The arc length of the partial circle can be determined using the formula,


Arc \ length =((\theta)/(360))2 \pi r

Substituting
\theta=90^(\circ), π = 3.14 and r = 7, we get;


Arc \ length =((90)/(360))2(3.14)(7)

Simplifying, we get;


Arc \ length =(3956.4)/(360)

Dividing, we get;


Arc \ length=10.99 \ units

Thus, the arc length of the partial circle is 10.99 units.

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