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Problem 1 A large pizza of radius 15 in. is sliced into 8 delicious equal pieces (the normal way a pizza is cut). (a) What is the angle of the sharp end of each piece of pizza? (hint: all 8 sharp angles add up to 2 radians.) (b) How long is the crust for each piece? (c) A small mouse runs around the crust at 3 revolutions per second. In radians, what is the mouse's angular speed? (d) How fast is the mouse actually running (linear speed)?

Problem 1 A large pizza of radius 15 in. is sliced into 8 delicious equal pieces (the normal way a pizza is cut). (a) What is the angle of the sharp end of each piece of pizza? (hint: all 8 sharp angles add up to 2 radians.) (b) How long is the crust for each piece? (c) A small mouse runs around the crust at 3 revolutions per second. In radians, what is the mouse's angular speed? (d) How fast is the mouse actually running (linear speed)?

Calculus: Early Transcendentals
Calculus: Early Transcendentals
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ISBN:9781285741550
Author:James Stewart
Publisher:James Stewart
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Problem 1 A large pizza of radius 15 in. is sliced into 8 delicious equal pieces (the normal way a pizza is cut). (a) What is the angle of the sharp end of each piece of pizza? (hint: all 8 sharp angles add up to 2 radians.) (b) How long is the crust for each piece? (c) A small mouse runs around the crust at 3 revolutions per second. In radians, what is the mouse's angular speed? (d) How fast is the mouse actually running (linear speed)?
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 1 A large pizza of radius 15 in. is sliced into 8 delicious equal pieces (the normal way a pizza is cut). (a) What is the angle of the sharp end of each piece of pizza? (hint: all 8 sharp angles add up to 2 radians.) (b) How long is the crust for each piece? (c) A small mouse runs around the crust at 3 revolutions per second. In radians, what is the mouse's angular speed? (d) How fast is the mouse actually running (linear speed)?
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