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OpenStudy (kikuo):

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OpenStudy (kikuo):

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OpenStudy (latinc):

d would be 90 since the triangle is a right triangle

OpenStudy (latinc):

for a I want say 30 and for b I want to say 60,

OpenStudy (latinc):

but to get the actual answer would have to use the archs 76 and 32 degrees

OpenStudy (kikuo):

Explain : )

OpenStudy (latinc):

since the angles are inscribed into the circle we don't have to solve for radians

OpenStudy (latinc):

and inscribed angles are always half of the minor arc

OpenStudy (kikuo):

Mind showing me the theorem for this or something haha?

OpenStudy (latinc):

a triangle adds to 180 degree and a circle adds to 360 degree, half the arcs and input the angle degrees. Once we have all degrees we'll see if everything adds up for proof

OpenStudy (latinc):

c should be the easiest to find out

OpenStudy (latinc):

180 -76 = c 180/2 = d d is also a right angle; c/2 = b & 76/2 =a; a+b+d =180

OpenStudy (mww):

@kikuo bit confused by the diagram. Why are some angles outside of the circle? I can tell you angle D is a right angle since all angles in semi circles are right angles.

OpenStudy (kikuo):

I'm not sure myself.

OpenStudy (latinc):

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