For each of the following angles, assume that the terminal ray of the angle opens up in the counter-clockwise direction. Angle A has a measure of 0.6 radians. A circle with a radius length of 5 cm is centered at Angle A's vertex.
The arc subtended by Angle A (along this circle) is  times as long as the circle's radius. Therefore, the length of the subtended arc is:
 cm   

Angle B has a measure of 4.5 radians. A circle with a radius length of 2.3 cm is centered at Angle B's vertex. What is the length of the subtended arc along this circle?
 cm   

Angle C has a measure of π/6 radians. A circle with a radius length of 14 inches is centered at Angle C's vertex. What is the length of the subtended arc along this circle?
 inches

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