What is the measure of arc EF??? (Let Me Draw The Picture)

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anonymous · Answer

|dw:1406307791510:dw| this is the picture

anonymous · Answer

I NEED HELP PLEASE I'LL AWARD A MEDAL FOR THE BEST ANSWER

anonymous · Answer

@magbak @aum can u help me out please

anonymous · Answer

@PFEH.1999 Can u help me please

anonymous · Answer

sure if i can ;)
C is 25 degrees?

anonymous · Answer

yes @PFEH.1999

aum · Answer

Can you post a screenshot of the diagram?

anonymous · Answer

do you not see the picture I drew @aum

aum · Answer

The picture is confusing but a screenshot of the original picture would help.

anonymous · Answer

I don't know how to do that can you show me

aum · Answer

Do you use Windows?

anonymous · Answer

yes

aum · Answer

If you bring up the image on your screen then you can save whatever you see on the screen to memory by pressing "Print Screen" located on the top right hand corner, third button from the end.  Then open up any photo editing program, paste it, edit out the unwanted part and upload the pic here.

anonymous · Answer

THIS IS THE PICTURE @aum

anonymous · Answer

well so C is not 25 ... it seems C1 is 25 :

anonymous · Answer

|dw:1406310696956:dw|

anonymous · Answer

and if i'm true and i'm not making mistake arcEF would be 2x25 = 50

aum · Answer

Yes, arc EF is 50 degrees.

anonymous · Answer

and now se don't need 50 .. it seems it is a trick :P

anonymous · Answer

Thank You Both

anonymous · Answer

you're welcome ;)

aum · Answer

Lot of extraneous info just to trick students.  We don't need lines AD, GB, the 50 degree angle for this problem.

anonymous · Answer

Thank you for helping me with the attaching files @aum