If Q = 44°
then m ST = degrees
R = degrees

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If Q = 44°
then m ST  = 	 degrees
R =  degrees

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

please explain it to :)

anonymous · Answer

You didn't give me credit for the last question....Why?

anonymous · Answer

i didint really understand it maybe yoi can explain this one?

anonymous · Answer

Okay, basically, Q is an angle. An angle has an inital side and a terminal side. The initial side is QS, The terminal side is QT. The initial side and the terminal side both intersect the circle. The initial side intersects the circle at point S. The terminal side intersects the circle at point T. This forms arc TS.

anonymous · Answer

Angle Q is what is known as an inscribed angle. Anytime you have an inscribed angle, it will always cut across some arc. The measure of that angle will always be 1/2 the measure of the arc.

anonymous · Answer

We're given that angle Q = 44 degrees. This means that the measure of arc TS will be twice the measure of angle Q.

anonymous · Answer

What do you think the measure of arc TS is now?

anonymous · Answer

angle(q)=angle(r) 
so ans  =44

anonymous · Answer

saurabhjain, that's not the only answer.

anonymous · Answer

The original poster hasn't confirmed her answer yet

anonymous · Answer

r = 44 degrees
arc TS = 88 degrees