Answer to Question #25173 in Trigonometry for Alec Barger

Question #25173

A circle with radius of 63,010 μm is centered at the origin of a
CCS. Angles α and β are in standard position, α = 1.100 radians, and β =
1.257 radians.
a) What is the length of the arc that is captured between α and β?

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