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    OUR Coupling Max. Angular Misalignment Is 0.5 Deg. Coupling Dia

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    The document describes how to calculate the length of an arc segment on a circle with a diameter of 50 inches that is traced by lines forming a 30 degree angle. It provides the steps of converting the angle to radians, finding the radius by half the diameter, converting the radius to millimeters, and multiplying the radius by the angle in radians to determine the arc length is 332.1 mm.

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    OUR Coupling Max. Angular Misalignment Is 0.5 Deg. Coupling Dia

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    The document describes how to calculate the length of an arc segment on a circle with a diameter of 50 inches that is traced by lines forming a 30 degree angle. It provides the steps of converting the angle to radians, finding the radius by half the diameter, converting the radius to millimeters, and multiplying the radius by the angle in radians to determine the arc length is 332.1 mm.

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    The document describes how to calculate the length of an arc segment on a circle with a diameter of 50 inches that is traced by lines forming a 30 degree angle. It provides the steps of converting the angle to radians, finding the radius by half the diameter, converting the radius to millimeters, and multiplying the radius by the angle in radians to determine the arc length is 332.1 mm.

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    OUR Coupling Max. Angular Misalignment Is 0.5 Deg. Coupling Dia

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    The document describes how to calculate the length of an arc segment on a circle with a diameter of 50 inches that is traced by lines forming a 30 degree angle. It provides the steps of converting the angle to radians, finding the radius by half the diameter, converting the radius to millimeters, and multiplying the radius by the angle in radians to determine the arc length is 332.1 mm.

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    In this example, you want to determine the length of the arc – in millimeters – on the

    circumference of a circle with a diameter of 50 inches traced by a pair of lines that


    form an angle of 30 degrees.

    1. Start by converting the angle to radians. 30 degrees = 30π/180 radians. Since


    π equals approximately 3.14, we get 0.523 radians.
    2. Remember that the radius of a circle is half its diameter. In this case, r = 25
    inches. 
    3. Convert the radius to the target units – millimeters – using the conversion 1 inch
    = 25.4 millimeters. We get 25 inches = 635 millimeters.
    4. Multiply the radius by the angle in radians to get the arc length. 635mm • 0.523
    radians = 332.1 mm.

    OUR Coupling max. angular misalignment is 0.5 deg. Coupling dia:

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