1. The problem asks for the radian measure of angle \(\angle A\) in a circle with radius 3, where the angle is marked as \(\pi\) radians.
2. The radian measure of an angle in a circle is the length of the arc subtended by the angle divided by the radius of the circle.
3. Here, the angle \(\angle A\) is already given as \(\pi\) radians, which means the measure of \(\angle A\) is \(\pi\).
4. Therefore, the radian measure of \(\angle A\) is simply:
$$m\angle A = \pi$$
This is the final answer.
Angle Radian 1B14Ec
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