The Answer is <em>C </em>
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:If you choose any 3 of the 7 vertices, you can connect them with lines to create a unique triangle.
So, the question becomes "In how many different ways can we select 3 vertices from 7 vertices?"
Since the order in which we select the 3 vertices does not matter, we can use COMBINATIONS.
We can select 3 vertices from 7 vertices in 7C3 ways.
When two secants (Line A + B<span> and </span>Line C + D) intersect, they form an angle (∠y) equal to:
½ (the larger intercepted arc minus<span> the smaller intercepted arc)
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(Make sure to look at the graphic I posted)