EOCT Practice Beatriz entered her collie in a dog show. During the main event, she will walk in a 129° arc in front of the judges. If the arc were to.

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EOCT Practice Beatriz entered her collie in a dog show. During the main event, she will walk in a 129° arc in front of the judges. If the arc were to continue in a circle, its radius would be 3.5 feet. What is the distance Beatriz and her dog will need to walk (find the arc length)? Round your answer to the nearest hundredth. Use a)3.50 feet b)7.00 feet c)7.88 feet d)15.75 feet

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