The inscribed angle theorem states that when two cords (lines in a circle) make contact with the circumference of the circle (outer edge), and the two cords do not pass through the center of the circle, then the angle between the two cords is equal to half of the length of its surrounding arc. This means that the measure of arc (WV) is half of the measure of angle (WXV). Therefore, one can form an equation and solve for the length of the arc (WV).
