Circle Theorem - SAT


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This video is for the redesigned SAT which is for you if you are taking the SAT in March 2016 and beyond.

How to find length of arc given angle in radians?

Circle Theorem - Harder Example

The sector of a circle shown above has center at point 0. The radius of the circle is, 5, and the length of the chord AB is 6. Line segment CO is perpendicular to line segment AB. What is the length, l, of the line segment CO?

(You could answer this question quicker if you know the arc length formula. Arc Length = θ•radius, where θ is in radians)

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