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by sibbineni » Tue Jan 29, 2008 4:10 pm
A circle by definition contains 360. The length of an arc relative to the circle circumference is directly proportionate to the arc degree.

Let x be arc degree so

length of the arc/circumference of circle=x/360


(4pi/3)/2pi*r=x/360

since r=4(given)

there fore

x=60 degrees

so given that radius is 4 then from figure OR=4 and OU=4

2 sides are equal it is an isoceles triange

so the other angle is 60.

since 2 angles are 60 the other angle is also 60 so it an equaliatera triangle so all sides are equal so

RU=4

I think my explanation is too long. I have made a word attachment which contains a rough figure
Suggest me if iam wrong.

Thanks,
Sibbineni
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by keerthivivek » Tue Jan 29, 2008 8:26 pm
I too got the same answer. thanks for the answer. RT = 4 length units
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