Sector (symbol: ⌔), a part of a circle, is surrounded by two radii and an arc. In a smaller area, it is called a small sector, and a larger area is called a large sector. In the right figure, θ is the angular radian of the sector, R is the radius of the circle, and l is the arc length of the small sector.
A sector with an arc of 180° is called a semicircle. Other sectors of circular arc angle are sometimes given special names, including quadrant angle (90°), sextant angle (60°) and octant angle (45°), which are 1/4, 1/6 and 1/8 of the whole circle, respectively.
Enter any two conditions to find other values.
Select the exact number of digits: 4
Radius: 5
Angle: 30°
Click "calculate" to output the result
Arc length: 2.618
Chord: 2.588
Area: 6.545
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