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OpenStudy (lililil):

Quadrilateral OPQR is inscribed inside a circle as shown below. What is the measure of angle Q? You must show all work and calculations to receive credit.

OpenStudy (lililil):

OpenStudy (lililil):

please help!!:)

OpenStudy (lililil):

Im at x=44 now I'm stuck

OpenStudy (lililil):

@kitty10280

OpenStudy (lililil):

I did 2x+2x+4=180

OpenStudy (kitty10280):

x=44 =0

OpenStudy (lililil):

So is the measure of angle Q 44?

OpenStudy (lililil):

Or do I plug that in to something

OpenStudy (kitty10280):

1 sec start over

OpenStudy (kitty10280):

u said x=44

OpenStudy (lililil):

O + Q = 180 so thats 2x+2x+4=180 4x+4=180 176/4 = 44

OpenStudy (lililil):

But then what is the measure of angle Q

OpenStudy (kitty10280):

0

OpenStudy (lililil):

how

OpenStudy (lililil):

sorry I'm not good at this

OpenStudy (kitty10280):

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OpenStudy (kitty10280):

my answer is 44 or 0

OpenStudy (lililil):

but how 0 ?

OpenStudy (kitty10280):

thats what i got

OpenStudy (kitty10280):

know if u will excuse me i gtg

OpenStudy (lililil):

ok thanks for your help!! :)

OpenStudy (kitty10280):

ur welcome

OpenStudy (shrikantss9):

Ans, 92 degrees A quadrilateral whose all 4 pts lie on a circle is a cyclic quadrilateral. Sum of opposite angles of a cyclic quadrilateral equals 180 degrees. So, PQRO is a cyclic quadrilateral and we can write angle O + angle Q = 180 degrees So, 2x + 2x + 4 = 180 x = 44 therefore, angle Q = 2x + 4 = 92 degrees

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