A sun's rays are vertical at the point A on a planet. At the point B, which is 2105 miles due north of A, the angle of the sun m
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Check the picture below.
let's notice that the angle at K is an inscribed angle with an intercepted arc
now, let's notice something again, the angle at L is also an inscribed angle, intercepting and arc of 97 + 59 = 156, so then, by the inscribed angle theorem,
∡L is half that, or 78°.
now, let's take a look at the picture down below, to the inscribed quadrilateral conjecture, since ∡J and ∡I are both supplementary angles, then
∡I = 180 - 64 = 116°.
∡J = 180 - 78 = 102°.
