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Definición El ángulo formado por dos radios de una circunferencia, medido en radianes, es igual a la longitud del arco que delimitan los radios; es decir, θ = s /r, donde θ es ángulo, s es la longitud del arco, y r es el radio. Por tanto, el ángulo completo, θ circunferencia {\displaystyle \scriptstyle {\theta }_{\text{circunferencia}}} , que sustiende una circunferencia de radio r, medido en radianes, es:
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