How do you calculate the diameter of the circle given an equilateral triangle and an arc?
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Arc ABC = 24.
Or Arc AB (Angle C = 60 degs) + Arc BC (Angle A = 60 degs) = 24 (12 + 12)
Since this is an equi triangle, Arc AC (Angle B = 60 degs) will be 12.
now Pi*d = 36 ==> d = 36/Pi = 11 (approx)
Or Arc AB (Angle C = 60 degs) + Arc BC (Angle A = 60 degs) = 24 (12 + 12)
Since this is an equi triangle, Arc AC (Angle B = 60 degs) will be 12.
now Pi*d = 36 ==> d = 36/Pi = 11 (approx)
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