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Arc Length Using Proportions

Last updated almost 5 years ago
32 questions
Note from the author:
Allows students using proportions to determine arc length and other measurements to make sure they understand how to set up the proportions prior to solving the problem.
You do not need to include units within the work, only in the final answers.
For exact values, leave your entry in terms of pi.
Use "x" for all variables.
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What belongs in this part of the fraction?

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What belongs in this part of the fraction?

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What belongs in this part of the fraction?

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What belongs in this part of the fraction? Use an exact value (include pi).

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x = ? (Include units.) Round to the nearest hundredth.

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What belongs in this part of the fraction?

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What belongs in this part of the fraction?

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What belongs in this part of the fraction?

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What belongs in this part of the fraction? Use an exact value (include pi).

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x = ? (include units.) Round to the nearest hundredth.

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What belongs in this part of the fraction?

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What belongs in this part of the fraction?

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What belongs in this part of the fraction?

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What belongs in this part of the fraction? Use an exact value (include pi).

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x = ? (Include units.)

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What belongs in this part of the fraction?

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What belongs in this part of the fraction?

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What belongs in this part of the fraction?

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What belongs in this part of the fraction? Use an exact value (include pi).

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What is the measure of arc AC?
Include units.

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What is the measure of arc ABC? (Include units.)

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What belongs in this part of the fraction?

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What belongs in this part of the fraction?

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What belongs in this part of the fraction?

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What belongs in this part of the fraction?

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x = ? (Include units.)

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What belongs in this part of the fraction?

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What belongs in this part of the fraction?

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What belongs in this part of the fraction?

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What belongs in this part of the fraction?

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x = ? (Include units.)

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Diameter = ? (Include units.)