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You really only need circumference, area and the relationship between an arc angle and the arc as well as the arc angle and the area of the piece. Circles are all about finding a HELPFUL radius on the GMAT.
Becky
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Master GMAT Instructor
The Princeton Review
Irvine, CA
thanks Becky!tpr-becky wrote:You really only need circumference, area and the relationship between an arc angle and the arc as well as the arc angle and the area of the piece. Circles are all about finding a HELPFUL radius on the GMAT.












