Your answer would be B
When you have two angles, and want to know which lines must be congruent, you have to look at the transversal first. The two angles will share a side which is the transversal, and then their other side is one of the parallel lines.
The converse of the corresponding angles theorem states that If corresponding angles are congruent, then the lines are parallel.
1 and 5/16 pounds
Divide 7/8 with 2/3
Answer:
56 degrees.
Step-by-step explanation:
We need the measure of < g.
The triangle formed by the 2 tangents and the chord is isosceles, because 2 tangents from a point outside a circle are of equal length (by the Two Tangents theorem).
Also one of the base angles are equal to 62 degrees ( by The Tangent Chord theorem). In fact both base angles are 62 degrees because the triangles an isosceles.
So measure of angle g = 180 - 2(62)
= 56 degrees.
