In circle A shown below, mArc BC is 67° and mArc EF is 74°

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prince1342 · Answer

@mathstudent55 Help?

welshfella · Answer

looks like you have the wrong  diagram

prince1342 · Answer

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prince1342 · Answer

What is m∠FDE?

 37°
 74°
 70.5°
 33.5°

welshfella · Answer

sorry cant help you. We never did arcs at school.

prince1342 · Answer

@Orange_

orange_ · Answer

Ok

orange_ · Answer

Do you understand this at all?

orange_ · Answer

@Prince1342

orange_ · Answer

Do you understand this at all @Prince1342

prince1342 · Answer

No, sorry if my reply was a little late, I was trying to look it up

orange_ · Answer

Np  So you have to find D.  I know it seems kind of weird, but you always have to find the arc of the middle letter.  Since they give you FDE, then you find D.

orange_ · Answer

Do you know that a circle will always be 360 degrees?  Since it will always be 360, we have to add the numbers we have (67 and 74) which is 141.

orange_ · Answer

Scratch that.  We have to find the radius/ diameter

prince1342 · Answer

Im a little confused

orange_ · Answer

Ughh me too..  I am sorry but I don't know how to help you..  This is kind of weird, most of the time they will give you the radius/diameter..

prince1342 · Answer

:(

prince1342 · Answer

Does this give any clues? http://openstudy.com/updates/53ab0f84e4b02c45b013d92e

welshfella · Answer

I could only guess My guess would be 70.5  ( half of 141)

orange_ · Answer

Yeah I agree with Welshfella

welshfella · Answer

the 2 angles where the line cross = sum of the 2 given arcs  . And the 2 angles are equal so its 141/2.

prince1342 · Answer

ohhh ok

prince1342 · Answer

Could you help with a few more please?

orange_ · Answer

Give welsh a medal