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Hey all, just a real quick discrete math induction question inside for anyone willing to help, thanks. [more inside]
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Hi everymathperson! I guess I'll just jump right in: What is the radius of a circle with a subtended theta angle of 60 degrees and an arc length of 10? [more inside]
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A rectangle has an area of 5.7. its length is 2.3 feet longer than its width, what are the dimensions? Thanks everyone!
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