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d would be 90 since the triangle is a right triangle
for a I want say 30 and for b I want to say 60,
but to get the actual answer would have to use the archs 76 and 32 degrees
Explain : )
since the angles are inscribed into the circle we don't have to solve for radians
and inscribed angles are always half of the minor arc
Mind showing me the theorem for this or something haha?
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
c should be the easiest to find out
180 -76 = c 180/2 = d d is also a right angle; c/2 = b & 76/2 =a; a+b+d =180
@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.
I'm not sure myself.
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