B(a + b) - a(a - b)
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The complete question in the attached figure
we know that
the triangle ACB is an isosceles triangle
AC=AB----------> equals to the radius
so
∡ACB=∡CBA
the angle ∡CAB is equals to 54° by central angle
so
180°=54°+2*∡CBA--------> ∡CBA=[180-54]/2-----> 63°
∡CBA=63°
∡DBC=∡CBA-----------> ∡DBC=63°
the answer is
∡DBC=63°
we know that
the triangle ACB is an isosceles triangle
AC=AB----------> equals to the radius
so
∡ACB=∡CBA
the angle ∡CAB is equals to 54° by central angle
so
180°=54°+2*∡CBA--------> ∡CBA=[180-54]/2-----> 63°
∡CBA=63°
∡DBC=∡CBA-----------> ∡DBC=63°
the answer is
∡DBC=63°