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If m RDC = 120°, then m CD = degrees
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I believe arc CD=120 360/180=2 180-120=62 60*2=120
im not sure though its been a while
Since m(angle RDC) = 120, m(arc DBC) = 2 * m(angle RDC) = 240 So, the remaining arc, CD would be 360 - 240 = 120.
mtbender74 so im rite?for sure!?
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and jlane0892 got the right answer a different way :)
lol same way jus see tha math diff. in my head
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