The Area of an Arc Circle formula, A = ½• r²• (θ - sin(θ)), computes the area defined byA = f(r,θ)A = f(r,h) an arc and the chord connecting the ends of the arc (see blue area of diagram).
INSTRUCTIONS: Choose units and enter the following:
(r) - This is the radius of the circle.
(θ) - This is the angle defining the arc.
Area of an Arc Segment of a Circle (A): The calculator returns the area (A) in square meters. However the user can automatically convert the output units to numerous other compatible units via the pull-down menu.
If θ is unknown, the same area can be calculated if the depth (h) from the edge of the circle toward the center is known. (See figure) The following equation calculates the area using r and h:
Circle Equation from Center and one Point - Develops the general equation of a circle based on the coordinates of the center (h,k) and any point on the circle (x,y).
Circle Equation from Three Points: Develops the general equation of a circle that goes through three points that are not in a straight line.
Circle with same Perimeter as an Ellipse - Computes the radius of the circle with the same perimeter of an ellipse defined by the semi-major and semi-minor axes.
Rectangles to Cover a Circle - Computes the number of rectangles needed to minimally cover a circle based on the circle's diameter and the length and width of the rectangles.
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