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# What is the radius of the circle shown?

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What is the radius of the circle shown?

(1) The measure of arc PQ is 4.
(2) The center of the circle is at point O.
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02 Aug 2014, 10:27
PathFinder007 wrote:

What is the radius of the circle shown?

(1) The measure of arc PQ is 4.
(2) The center of the circle is at point O.

This is straight and easy E. All we know is that some arc in a circle is 4 units long. How on earth are we supposed to find the radius? Notice that we cannot assume that angle O there is 90 degrees.

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05 Jun 2016, 04:09

What is the radius of the circle pictured to the right?

(1) The length of arc PQ is 4 $$\pi$$

(2) The center of the circle is at point O.
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05 Jun 2016, 04:12
AbdurRakib wrote:

What is the radius of the circle pictured to the right?

(1) The length of arc PQ is 4 $$\pi$$

(2) The center of the circle is at point O.

Merging topics. Please refer to the solution above.
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15 May 2017, 10:41
Bunuel wrote:
PathFinder007 wrote:

What is the radius of the circle shown?

(1) The measure of arc PQ is 4.
(2) The center of the circle is at point O.

This is straight and easy E. All we know is that some arc in a circle is 4 units long. How on earth are we supposed to find the radius? Notice that we cannot assume that angle O there is 90 degrees.

Hello Bunuel,

Say, in the stem, if the angle 'O' is given as 90 degrees. Then would it be possible to find the radius of the using the fact that 'O' is the center of the circle ?? Like using both (1) + (2)

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15 May 2017, 10:45
reachskishore wrote:
Bunuel wrote:
PathFinder007 wrote:

What is the radius of the circle shown?

(1) The measure of arc PQ is 4.
(2) The center of the circle is at point O.

This is straight and easy E. All we know is that some arc in a circle is 4 units long. How on earth are we supposed to find the radius? Notice that we cannot assume that angle O there is 90 degrees.

Hello Bunuel,

Say, in the stem, if the angle 'O' is given as 90 degrees. Then would it be possible to find the radius of the using the fact that 'O' is the center of the circle ?? Like using both (1) + (2)

Yes. In this case we'd know that the circumference is 16 and from that we'd be able to find the radius.
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31 May 2017, 04:19
We can't assume that O is the center and we can't assume that POQ is 90 degree. So we can't find the radius from statement 1, statement 2 or even if we combine both statement.

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06 Sep 2017, 19:12
PathFinder007 wrote:
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What is the radius of the circle shown?

(1) The measure of arc PQ is 4.
(2) The center of the circle is at point O.

E cannot make the assumption piece of the circle shown in the graph is 1/4 of the circles area- which is what the trap in this question is. If you don't know the area then you cannot know the length of the arc.

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