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Circle problem
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OpenStudy (sbuck98):
@xavier123
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Tell me your approach to this problem ...
OpenStudy (daniel.ohearn1):
Does WZ half the circle?
OpenStudy (sbuck98):
I have no idea, at all. I just started this so I was going to do some practice problems until I figure it out.
OpenStudy (daniel.ohearn1):
If WZ bisects the circle I could see how you may get the answer
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
from the attachment it looks as if WZ is the diameter to the circle... If that assumption is correct then <YPZ = 180-(25+85) = 70
OpenStudy (daniel.ohearn1):
They should really provide a little more info other then the picture but we can assume that WZ does get close to bisecting it..
OpenStudy (anonymous):
will that help in figuring out the rest of the solution ?
OpenStudy (sbuck98):
I don't know how to get the rest of it.
OpenStudy (daniel.ohearn1):
So there are 180 degrees in half a circle (also refered to as a semicircle)
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OpenStudy (sbuck98):
so I do 180-70?
OpenStudy (daniel.ohearn1):
If you assume BZ is the diameter you know the three interior angles will add up to 180 degrees
OpenStudy (daniel.ohearn1):
So what do you know about the third interior angle?
OpenStudy (sbuck98):
Not sure:/
OpenStudy (daniel.ohearn1):
25 degrees + 85 degrees + x degrees = 180 degrees
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OpenStudy (sbuck98):
70
OpenStudy (daniel.ohearn1):
right so now its asking for angle XZ and that will include that 70 degrees and the 85 degree angle referring to our circle right?
OpenStudy (sbuck98):
yes
OpenStudy (sbuck98):
I added them and got 155
OpenStudy (sbuck98):
@daniel.ohearn1
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
i think its correct
OpenStudy (daniel.ohearn1):
So you got it, good job!
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