Given: Circle O; Angle A intercepts Arc B C D ; Angle D intercepts Arc B C Prove: Angle A is-congruent-to Angle D Circle O is sh
own. Angles A and D intercept arc B C. Angles B and C intercept arc A D. Two statements are missing reasons. What reason can be used to justify both statements 2 and 3? Statements Reasons 1. circle O; Angle A intercepts arc B C. Angle D intercects arc B C 1. given 2. Measure of angle A = one-half (measure of arc B C) 2. ? 3. Measure of angle D = one-half (measure of arc B C) 3. ? 4. Measure of angle A = measure of angle D 4. substitution property 5. Angle A is-congruent-to Angle D 5. definition of congruent angles inscribed angles theorem third corollary to the inscribed angles theorem central angle of a triangle has the same measure as its intercepted arc. Angle formed by a tangent and a chord is half the measure of the intercepted arc.
The formula for the volume of a cone is V=(1/3)πr^2h. To find r (radius) divide the diameter by 2, giving you 2.5 cm. Plug in the numbers now ! V=(1/3)(3.14)(2.5^2)(9) V=(1/3)(3.14)(6.25)(9) V=(1/3)(176.625) V=58.875 Therefore, the volume of the cone is about 59cm^3 :)
