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Okay it's a trig shmoop er's Here we go Last

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in this series on a circle A c measures six

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py meters If this arc is half the distance around

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the circle how many need er's is the circle's diameter

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Okay Interesting Well how unfortunate that there are no figures

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to which we poor budding mathematicians can refer well it

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doesn't really matter The ark is half the distance around

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the circle So it's half the circumference right So we've

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got point five see equals six pie because they gave

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us that right All right so then the circumference here

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is twelve pie Well now that we have that the

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diameter is easy As what Okay circumference is two pi

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r twelve pi equals two pi r So six is

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are in the diameter is twice the radius right Just

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two are so we can multiply our radius there of

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six by two and we get that the diameter is

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twelve meters Well another way to look at this conference

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formulas to just say that it's pai d instead of

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two pi r because well that's the same thing And

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you got to read all this carefully because they throw

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curve balls at you all the time anyway All right 00:01:15.536 --> [endTime] we're done Yeah

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