Find the central angle in degrees of an arc of 2000 km on the surface of a planet if the radius of the planet is 2439 km. the central angle is approximately degrees *round to the nearest tenth as needed*

Central Angle (radians) = Arc Length / radius
Central Angle (radians) = 2,000 / 2,439
Central Angle (radians) = 0.8200082001
Central Angle (degrees) = 0.8200082001 * 57.2957795130823
= 46.9830090308 degrees rounded to nearest tenth =
47.0 degrees

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