find the value of each variable. For each circle the dot represents the center.
number 13 a= 180-95 = 85 angle a = 85/2 = 42.5 angle b = 95/2= 47.5 angle c= 180/2 = 90 or angle c is right angle
can you explain in depth how to do this
Whenever a diameter subtends an angle on the circumference of the circle the angle is 90 degree and sum of angles in a triangle is 180 degree
In a cyclic quadrilateral the opposite angles add up to 180 degree
I get the sum of the angles in the triangle =180 but I still dont understand what it is asking and how to figure it out
@jim_thompson5910
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I need to know how for 9 and 12 can you walk me through how to do 9 and then Ill try to do 12
Ok. The measure of an inscribed angle is half the measure of the arc it intercepts. |dw:1462735933555:dw|
Example: |dw:1462736059816:dw| Since the intercepted arc is 90 degrees, the inscribed angle measures 45 degrees. x = 45 deg.
Sorry, above, I meant a = 45 deg.
how do you know a=45 deg. sorry I can be a little slow but I try to understand
You're doing the right thing. Ask questions until you understand. Don't be sorry. I'm more than glad to explain better.
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Ok so far?
oh so a=RST I understand so far I think thanks
a is the measure of angle RST. RT is an arc. The inscribed angle RST intercepts arc RT on the circle. |dw:1462736465798:dw|
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