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hodyreva [135]
2 years ago
15

How do i solve this and what is the answer?

Mathematics
1 answer:
Alex73 [517]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

I totally get why you are asking , how do I solve this.  there is so much implied about this

Step-by-step explanation:

1st you have to recognize that ∠ACB ( in my drawing ) has that same angle as the arc from A to B  ,  so that's implied.   next you have to recognize that the triangle formed by ACB with the 124 degree angle at C is an isosceles and therefore has identical angles at A and B  so that's  180 = 124 + 2A  , so A = 28° and so does B , then , b/c we know that small angle... you also have to know, that the line AC is perpendicular to AD.  that they from a right angle and there for... you now know , that ∠BAD is the other part of that 90 or 90= 28 + ∠BAD so  ∠BAD = 62°

I went through that kinda fast, there was several "leaps" of using logic to get to the correct answer , using things you know from prior understanding about angles , circles  and geometry,  you are putting all of the parts together here.  :/  kinda daunting in some ways.

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