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More general formula : length of arc L = r × Ø (radius × angles made by the arc)

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Ohh that's why θr=l Here l=30°×(2πr)/360° =30°×(360°×r)/360° [2π=360°] =30°×(r) =θr [θ=30°] Hence θr=l 😊 Thank you ma'am. Two birds with one stone!

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Please make one video for 30 degree angle lenth

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And 360 (degree) cancel 2(pi) Because they both are equal so the general formula will be (teeta)multiply by radius(r)

00:05 Arc length is a part of the circumference 00:31 Calculating the length of an arc in a semicircle 00:58 Understanding the relationship between parts of a circle and its circumference 01:18 Finding the length of an arc using fractions 01:43 Arc length is directly proportional to the angle it subtends at the center 02:12 Calculating arc length involves using proportions and pi (π) 02:37 Finding the length of an arc using angle subtended and radius 03:05 Length of an arc depends on central angle Crafted by Merlin AI.

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