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An arc, centre C, cuts side AC in D.
a) length of arc BD = 11pi/9 (this one was easy)
b) length area of ABD
c) perimeter of BDC
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HELP! Question about Trigonometric Functions (1 Viewer)
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An arc, centre C, cuts side AC in D.
a) length of arc BD = 11pi/9 (this one was easy)
b) length area of ABD
c) perimeter of BDC
KingOfActing
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For the first part, note that
 + $Area$(CBD) = $Area$(ABC))
 + 11^2\times \frac{\pi}{18} = \frac12\times 4 \times 11)
Which is easy to simplify.
Similarly, for the next part we know
 = |BD| + |DC| + |BC|)
You got BD from the first part, and BC = DC as they are the radius of a circle.
Which is easy to simplify.
Similarly, for the next part we know
You got BD from the first part, and BC = DC as they are the radius of a circle.