The value of x from the given circle is 12
<h3>Circle theorem</h3>
Angle at the vertex of the circle is half the angle at its intercepted arc.
From the given circle;
The measure of <DEF = 80/2 = 4x -8
Equate both angles
4x - 8 = 80/2
Add 8 to both sides
4x - 8 + 8 = 40 + 8
4x = 48
x =12
Hence the value of x from the given circle is 12
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Since point Q is the midpoint of GH, that means that GH-GQ=HQ=GQ (since Q is the midpoint). Plugging them in, we get 5x-5-(2x+3)=3x-8=GQ=HQ. Since Q is the midpoint, that means that 3x-8=2x+3=GQ=HQ. Subtracting 2x from both sides as well as adding 8, we get that x=11 and 2(11)+3=25=GQ by plugging x into 2x+3
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15.5? Im assuming as a pa rt of my calculations!
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