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natima [27]2 years ago

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Here, The principal amount = 7,000

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Ber [7]

Given:

The figure of a circle.

To find:

The measure of arc AD and measure of each arc.

Solution:

The measure of arc is equal to the central angle of that arc.

The central angle of arc AD is 105 degrees. So,

$m(arc(AD))=105^\circ$

The central angle of arc BC is 35 degrees. So,

$m(arc(BC))=35^\circ$

The central angle of arc CD is 50 degrees. So,

$m(arc(CD))=50^\circ$

The central angle of a complete circle is 360 degrees. So,

$m(arc(AD))+m(arc(BC))+m(arc(CD))+m(arc(AB))=360^\circ$

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