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7. Here,

r= length of pendulum.

r= 75 cm.

(i) Arc of length, l = 10 cm

Ø= lr = 10cm75cm=215 radian.

(ii) Arc of length, l = 15 cm.

So, Ø= lr = 15cm75cm=15 radian.

(iii) Arc for length, l= 21 cm.

So, Ø= lr=21cm75cm=725 radian.

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6. Let r1 and r2 be the radii of two circles.

Then using relation

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5. Given, diameter of circle = 40 cm

So, radius, r = 402 cm = 20 cm

Length of chord (AB) = 20cm

In OAB

OA = OB=AB=20 cm

Hence, AOAB is equilateral triangle and end of the angle is 60°

:. Ø =60° = 60 *
π180
radian =π3 radian

Hence, length of minor are of the chord, l=rØ.

l = 20 * π3 cm

l = 23 cm.

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4. Here l = 22cm.

r =100cm.

Ø =?

Hence by r = 1Ø

= Ø = lr = 22100 radian

22100 * 180°

= 22100 * 180° * 722

6350

=12 3°5 = 12° 3*60'5=12°36'

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3. Given that a wheel makes 360 revolutions in one minute

Then, number of revolutions in one second = 36060 =6.

In 1 complete revolution the wheel turns 360°= 2π radian.

So, In 6 revolution, the wheel will turns 6*2π radian = 12π radian.

Hence, in one second the wheel will turn an angle of 12π radian.

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