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Find the value of each variable. For each circle, the dot represents the center.
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it wouldnt let me open the other one XD
did you ever get "a"? do you recall the inscribed angle theorem?
it is 1/2 the arc
i thought it was 168
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168 is the arc on the opposite side of a+b
yea
im still kinda confused
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so the whole section, of say a+b, that arc is 360 - 192 = 168 = "c"
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so c=168/2
ohh yeap, yes, 168/2 indeed
c=84
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