Question

Help please

Answer 1

with?

Answer 2

117

Answer 3

Your thoughts, please? Those two longest sides are congruent; in other words, they are of the same length. Similarly, all of the shorter line segments (the radii) are equal. What does that tell you about the two pie-shaped areas? and what does that tell you about the two angles you're comparing?

Answer 4

They are congruent

Answer 5

since angle 0 =117 and the chords are congruent then m< hoj=117
its easier to explain than i did but the answer is correct

Answer 6

Yes, the pie-shaped areas are congruent; the shorter sides of each are equal to the shorter sides of the other; So, what does that tell you about the unknown angle?

Answer 7

That it is congruent as well

Answer 8

well the total has to be 360

Answer 9

Meredith: Thank you for your contributions. Note, however, that it's our job to help others find their own answers, NOT to hand out answers (as you have done).

OK. The 2 angles in question are congruent, meaning that they are equal, and if one is 117 degrees, then the other must also be 117 degrees. Thanks for staying with me through this discussion.

Answer 10

So would it be 117+117 get the total and then subtract it from 360

Answer 11

Only if you want to find the measure of the third angle.

Answer 12

So it would be 117 + that angle?

Answer 13

I really need help?

Answer 14

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