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Calculate the m angle EBF, given m arc DA = 35° and m arc EF = 100°.
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you may use the fomula : \[\text{exterior angle } = \dfrac{(\text{far arc})- (\text{near arc})}{2}\]
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\[\text{exterior angle } = \dfrac{\widehat{EF}- \widehat{DA}}{2}\]
plugin the given values
exterior angle = 100 - 35 / 2 = 65/2 = 32.5
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