Question

Ive been stuck on the same assignment for a week now can i get help please ;u;

Answer 1

based off that what do we know?

Answer 2

subtract the missing angle by 90?

Answer 3

no you can't assume the angle is 90 degrees

Answer 4

and what would that math problem look like?
We have x-90=angle

Answer 5

would it be 110?

Answer 6

You need to use the inscribed angle theorem and Thales' theorem

Answer 7

So the degree of the minor arc JV is 110 degrees, which is given.
Based on the inscribed angle theorem, can you figure out what angle JKV is?

Answer 8

Also, Thales' theorem is that if you have a triangle in a circle where the hypotenuse is the diameter, then the triangle is a right triangle

Answer 9

Which means you know angle JKL is 90 degrees.

Answer 10

Ok now im even more confused ;u;

Answer 11

sorry this teacher went on maternity leave so ive pretty much hit a math roadblock

Answer 12

I will show a screenshot of thales' theorem

Answer 13

So theres only one triangle i need?

Answer 14

Pretty much

Answer 15

Do you know how to find angle JKV?

Answer 16

Is it x-110=90?

Answer 17

You cannot assume that the angle of the smaller triangle is 90 degrees.
1. because the problem didn't say KV and JL perpendicular
2. they don't even look perpendicular

Answer 18

Oh

Answer 19

Does it make sense though right now

Answer 20

A little

Answer 21

well here's what the degree of the arc means (attached)

Answer 22

so the missing angle would be 110 minus something?

Answer 23

Well the answer is 90-(110/2) = 35