Answer: The following triangles are congruent.
The measure of angle D in the inscribed triangle is as follows;
∠D = 63 degrees
<h3>How to solve circle theorem?</h3>
The circle theorem can be use to find the ∠D as follows;
The triangle BCD is inscribed in the circle.
Using circle theorem,
The angle of each triangle is double the angle of the arc it create.
Therefore,
arc BC = m∠D
m∠B = 134 / 2 = 67 degrees.
Therefore, using sum of angles in a triangle.
67 + 50 + m∠D = 180
m∠D = 180 - 50 - 67
m∠D = 63 degrees.
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There is a mistake 9,12,13 is not a right triangle. but 9,12,15 is. IF you use this triangle instead, then the area of the 13,14,15 triangle is the sum of the area of the other two triangles.
Answer:
A. Perpendicular Lines
B. Circle
C. Angle
D. Plane
E. Parallel Lines
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