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Find the value of x is this problem.

1 answer:

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Notice the picture below

recall the "inscribed angle theorem"

now... notice your picture, "x" is just the intercepted arc

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arlik [135]

Step One

Find the area of the base

A = s * s

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Area = 755.5^2

Area = 570780.25 square feet.

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85600000 * 3 = B * h

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Step Three

Divide by B

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The two segments can have up to two common points

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See attachment for both possibilities.

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