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As a followup to those formulae I should have noted as a reminder that a
circle has 360 degrees (of course) and
more importantly, 2 * Pi radians.
--On Sunday, March 02, 2003 10:01 PM -0500 ""
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>
> I have a geometry problem.
>
> Imagine two horizontal lines, one straight and one curved, a few inches
> long, sorta parallel with the ends of each line touching the other.
> Like you sliced a piece of the crust of a pizza off and the sliced-off
> piece is lying on the table.
>
> I know the length of the straight line that the knife cut, and I know the
> distance apart the lines are in the middle of the sliced off pizza crust,
> how do I find the length of the curved line?
>
>
> Norm
>
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