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Answer 1

Help! @jim_thompson5910

Answer 2

hi again

Answer 3

can i get a medal

Answer 4

what do you have so far?

Answer 5

You get medals by answering questions, please only comment about the problem itself.

@jim_thompson5910 - I'm not sure how to start this one.

Answer 6

well i got 360

Answer 7

Once again, please support your reasoning.

Answer 8

focus on angles a and b, if you combine them you get a full circle (ie full revolution) right?

Answer 9

2 KJM + 2 KLM = 360

Answer 10

@jim_thompson5910 Yes.

Answer 11

how does angle KJM relate to arc KLM

Answer 12

a = 2 x angle KJM, b = 2 x angle KLM, and a + b = 360

Answer 13

Anything related to Inscribed angle Theorem?

Answer 14

yes you are on the right path

Answer 15

KJM is an inscribed angle

Answer 16

Inscrib. angle theorem: half of the central angle is 2a degrees, thus, it would be option C, correct?

Answer 17

close

Answer 18

angle 'a' is actually twice as big as KJM

angle 'b' is twice as big as KLM

Answer 19

flip things around:

angle KJM = (1/2)*(angle a)
angle KLM = (1/2)*(angle b)

Answer 20

isn't that what I said :(