Question

Are my answers correct?

Answer 1

I am sure they are.....

Answer 2

hahhaaha dont be silly @SolomonZelman

Answer 3

I don't fully see the questions in the attachment.

Answer 4

and.. E's #5 please

Answer 5

@stupidinmath Are we doing D or E?

Answer 6

solomon: in d, it is said "Use circle P at the right to name the arcs intercepted by each angle"

directrix: i'm doing both since its almost sleep time :|

Answer 7

In #5, what is the measure of arc BC?

Answer 8

5? There's no #5..

Answer 9

E.4

Answer 10

D4 looks dubious. If P is the center of the circle, you have a "central angle" = arc (not ½ the arc)

Answer 11

@stupidinmath Here's where I got #5 >>and.. E's #5 please :)

Answer 12

Directrix; I can't figure it out..

Phi: oh.. yeah..

Answer 13

oh, lol, sorry, typo

Answer 14

Look at this. How many degrees in a circle?

Answer 15

To get < BEC, you need this theorem:

Answer 16

360..

Answer 17

So, m<CBE = 1/2 * (100 + 100)

m < CBE = ?

Answer 18

oh.. <CBE= 100

Answer 19

Yes. I get that it is time for you to sleep but you have wrong answers for E 1, 2, and 3. Do you want to correct them now or wait until tomorrow?

Answer 20

Hmm, I'd like to do it now since tomorrow's the deadline :|

Answer 21

For E, you want the average of the SUM of the intercepted arcs (you seem to be find the average of the difference)

Answer 22

@stupidinmath In each of those three problems with the wrong answers, you have made the same mistake.

Answer 23

so, its supposed to be addition then divided by 2?

Answer 24

Half the sum of the arc the angle cuts off and the arc its vertical angle cuts off.

Answer 25

yes, add up. divide by 2

Answer 26

On the first one, (50 + 80)/2

Did you see that Phi found your error pattern?

Answer 27

oh, yeah.. i subtracted it.. thanks..
so..
47.5
60
80

Answer 28

notice this rule works even for a central angle: the two arcs will have identical measure, when you add them and divide by 2, you get the measure of 1 arc.

Answer 29

D.4 is not correct

Answer 30

calculator did E1 incorrectly. Throw it out and get a new one.

Answer 31

47.5 @stupidinmath How did you get that?

Answer 32

oh,65 .__. right

Answer 33

It came from here: (50 + 80)/2

Answer 34

65, yes.

Now, one more to correct. Look at D.4.

Answer 35

yeah.. confusing

Answer 36

D.4 follows the pattern of E 1,2,3.

Answer 37

1/2(arc JK) is wrong?

Answer 38

Is is 50% wrong.

Answer 39

1/2 (arc JK + arc GH)

Angle formed by two intersecting chords.

Answer 40

oh.. forgot the other segment. got it :))

Answer 41

thank you c:

Answer 42

Glad to help. Rest well.

Answer 43

well, i ain't done yet hahaha i can do this *.*

Answer 44

Oh, I thought you said you said you had to sign off.

Answer 45

>>directrix: i'm doing both since its almost sleep time :|

Answer 46

yeah, but I can't help but answer since points will be a waste :|