
To explain:
The new arc of the

Answer to Problem 39HP
No, new arc of the circle is not equal to three times of the chord of the original arc if the arc is tripled. It is twice of chord.
Explanation of Solution
Draw a circle with radius
As per the problem’s condition:
If the measure of the arc is tripled to
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