Finding arc length of a unit circle?!?!?

[HockeyMan82991]

The exact insructions are:

Use the given arc length on the unit circle to find the corresponding angle measure in degrees SHOW WORK!

11(pi)/6

-(pi)/10

pi

Never spell 'pi' as 'pie' again :roll:

What do pastries have to do with it?.

Because it's a circle, did you think it was an actual 'pie'?

 

[pka]

11(pie)/6
That is eleven pies divided six ways.
I do hope that they are all chocolate-bourbon pies.
That would be wonderful.

 

[skeeter]

The exact insructions are:

Use the given arc length on the unit circle to find the corresponding angle measure in degrees SHOW WORK!

11(pi)/6

-(pi)/10

pi

multiply each radian angle by the fraction (180/pi) to convert to degrees.