Learn how to find the missing angle measure given arc length and radius

The video tutorial explains how to use the formula s = r * Theta to solve for Theta when given values for s and r. The instructor walks through an example problem where s is 3 meters and r is 1 meter, demonstrating how to isolate and solve for Theta by dividing both sides of the equation by r. The solution shows that Theta equals 3 radians. The tutorial concludes with a brief summary of the steps taken to reach the solution.

What is the formula used to relate arc length, radius, and angle in radians?

• s = r * Theta

• s = r - Theta

• s = r + Theta

• s = r / Theta

If the arc length (S) is 3 meters and the radius (R) is 1 meter, what is the next step to find Theta?

• Add the radius to the arc length

• Divide the arc length by the radius

• Subtract the radius from the arc length

• Multiply both sides by the radius

What operation is performed to isolate Theta in the equation S = R * Theta?

• Addition

• Multiplication

• Subtraction

• Division

What is the value of Theta when S is 3 meters and R is 1 meter?

• 4 radians

• 2 radians

• 1 radian

• 3 radians

What unit is used for the angle Theta in the context of this formula?

• Meters

• Degrees

• Radians

• Seconds