if ABC is an arc of a circle and angle ABC= 135
then the ratio of arc abc to circumference?
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Now, if my figure is correct, ABC is the arc with m<ABC = 135
Let O be the center of the circle.
Also, let arc ABC subtend angle APB in other segment of circle.
Now, Quadrilateral ABCP forms cyclic quadrilateral.
So, m<ABC + m<ABP = 180
So, 135 + m<ABP = 180
So, m<ABP = 180 - 135 = 45
So, m<AOB = 2 X m<APB = 2 X 45 = 90
Now, length of arc(L) = πr² X m<AOB ( r =radius of circle)
180
So, L = r X 90
πr 180
So, L = r
πr 2
So, L = r
2πr 4
Let O be the center of the circle.
Also, let arc ABC subtend angle APB in other segment of circle.
Now, Quadrilateral ABCP forms cyclic quadrilateral.
So, m<ABC + m<ABP = 180
So, 135 + m<ABP = 180
So, m<ABP = 180 - 135 = 45
So, m<AOB = 2 X m<APB = 2 X 45 = 90
Now, length of arc(L) = πr² X m<AOB ( r =radius of circle)
180
So, L = r X 90
πr 180
So, L = r
πr 2
So, L = r
2πr 4
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