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For the given central angle, determine the distance traveled along the unit circle from the point (1, 0).

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a. 0.99 units
C. 57 units
b. 1.99 units
d. 0.50 units
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
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For the given central angle, determine the distance traveled along the unit circle-example-1

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Answer:

0.99

Explanation:

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Answer:

For a circle of radius R, the perimeter is:

P = 2*pi*R

Where pi = 3.14

If we have a section of this circle, defined by an angle θ, the length of that arc is calculated as:

L = (θ/360°)*2*pi*R

In this case, we have a unit circle, so the radius is 1 unit, and we have a section defined by an angle of 57°.

Then the total distance traveled will be equal to the length of the arc, which is:

L = (57°/360°)*2*3.14*(1 unit) = 0.99 units

Then the correct option is a.

(as we want to find the total distance, the starting point does not matter, so the total distance traveled in a section of 57° would be the same in any point of the circle, this means that the fact that we should start at the point (1,0) has no effect in this question)

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