<h3>Answer: 104 degrees</h3>
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Work Shown:
Inscribed angle theorem
arc measure = 2*(inscribed angle)
arc BCD = 2*(angle A)
arc BCD = 2*(97)
arc BCD = 194 degrees
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Break arc BCD into its smaller pieces
arc BCD = (minor arc BC) + (minor arc CD)
194 = (90) + (minor arc CD)
194-90 = minor arc CD
104 = minor arc CD
<h3>minor arc CD = 104 degrees</h3>
Answer:
160
Step-by-step explanation:
(2.5 x 2)+(1.5 x 2) =8 (perimeter of scale)
8x20 = 160
Answer:
we need the data to answer the question
Answer:
Look for perpendicular lines or corresponding angles or alternate interior angles.
Step-by-step explanation:
When you want to show that a quadrilateral is a parallelogram you need to show that the oposite sides are parallel. In order to show that two segments are parallel there are various theorems and definitions you can use.
1 - Remember that two lines perpendicular to the same segment are parallel.
2 - When two lines are cut by a secant and their alternate interior angles are congruent, then the resulting lines are parallel, I will attach a drawing to illustrate what I am saying.
3 - When two lines are cut by a secant and their CORRESPONDING angles are congruent, then the resulting lines are parallel, I will also attach a drawing to illustrate what I am saying.
The answer is SAS
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