What is Radius if Angle at centre is 150 and Arc length is 220

What is radius if Angle at centre is 270 and Area is 1848

What are area and Angle at circle if Radius is 14 and Arc length is 55

What is radius if Angle at centre is 75 and Area is 154

arclength = radius x theta, where theta is the central angle in radians

I will assume that your angle of 150 is 150º, which is 5pi/6 radians

so
220 = r(5pi/6)
r = 220(6/(5pi)) = 264/pi

For the second
Area of circle = pi(r^2)
But 270º will give you 3/4 of the circle
so
(3/4)pi(r^2) = 1848
r^2 = 1848(4)/(3pi) = 2464/pi
r = √(2464/pi)

Try the other two, and let me know what you got.

To calculate the radius of a circle given different values, you can use the following formulas and steps:

1. If the angle at the center of the circle (θ) and the arc length (s) are known:
- Formula: Radius (r) = s / θ
- Example: Angle at center (θ) = 150, Arc length (s) = 220
r = 220 / 150 ≈ 1.47

2. If the angle at the center of the circle (θ) and the area (A) are known:
- Formula: Radius (r) = √(A / (π * θ / 180))
- Example: Angle at center (θ) = 270, Area (A) = 1848
r = √(1848 / (π * 270 / 180)) ≈ 8.37

3. If the radius (r) and the arc length (s) are known:
- Formula: Angle at center (θ) = s / r
- Area = π * r^2 * (θ / 360)
- Example: Radius (r) = 14, Arc length (s) = 55
θ = 55 / 14 ≈ 3.93
Area = π * 14^2 * (3.93 / 360)

4. If the angle at the center of the circle (θ) and the area (A) are known:
- Formula: Radius (r) = √(A / (π * (θ / 360)))
- Example: Angle at center (θ) = 75, Area (A) = 154
r = √(154 / (π * (75 / 360)))

Remember to convert the angle from degrees to radians when necessary by multiplying it by π/180.