Question

find measure 5 years ago

Answer 1

Is there answer choices?

Answer 2

no

Answer 3

ok well, we can start of by *knowing* it is less than 90*.

Answer 4

I knnow the formula for this is 1/2 (intercepted arc) but how is it sectant -tangent and not angent-chord

Answer 5

what is the 232 degrees...

Answer 6

which angle

Answer 7

the arc

Answer 8

how is the arc in degrees, wouldn't it be in radians? or is it just converted?

Answer 9

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @iosangel
I knnow the formula for this is 1/2 (intercepted arc) but how is it sectant -tangent and not angent-chord
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It should be tanget-chord like you said

Answer 10

I jusy wanted to know how its sectant -tangent and not tangent-chord because there are different formulas

Answer 11

oh so tangent-chord woud have the same fomula as sectant-tangent and secetant-chord

Answer 12

If it was a secant-tangent, then we would form an an angle outside of the circle by intersection

I love this website https://mathbitsnotebook.com/Geometry/Circles/CRAngles.html

Answer 13

They wouldn't have the same formula

Answer 14

im confused, i cant tell if its tangent-chord or sectant tangent

Answer 15

what would the formula be tehn

Answer 16

oh nvm i see thanks for the website

Answer 17

So a tangent chord is- we have that tangent line CD and there's a chord inside the circle CB

if it was a sectant tangent, then the angle would be outside of the circle and look something like this

Answer 18

The tangent and the secant lines intersect to form an angle outside of the circle

Answer 19

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @iosangel
what would the formula be tehn
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angle is 1/2 (intercepted arc)

just like you mentioned in the beginning :)