Thank you, CPhill!
Thank you so much!
Thank you, guys!
Thanks, CPhill! You can also label the radius of the circle, and find from that!
Ah, I made a mistake. It's a sector, sorry.
Thank you, CPhill! I should have worded that correctly!
Thank you, CPhill! So, the perimeter is 10+10+6.28=26.28 units?
Kind of looks like this!
Thanks, CPhill! But, it was a regular arc in a circle.
Can we use that 36 degrees is 1/10 of 360?