The angle formed by the intersection of tangent and secant outside the circle equals half the difference of the <span>intercepted arcs.
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I would say that the Answer is 35 I hope this isnt wrong..
<h3>Answer: 32 degrees</h3>
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Work Shown:
Inscribed angle theorem
arc measure = 2*(inscribed angle)
arc ABC = 2*(angle D)
arc ABC = 2*(35)
arc ABC = 70 degrees
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break arc ABC into its smaller pieces
(minor arc AB)+(minor arc BC) = arc ABC
(38)+(minor arc BC) = 70
minor arc BC = 70-38
minor arc BC = 32
To eliminate a cariable in a system of equations, we multiply the variable by a factor that will make both coefficients of the variable to be equal.
Thus, we multiply the coefficient of y in the second equation by a factor that will make it equal to the coefficient of y in the first equation. i.e. multiply 1/2 by a factor that makes it equal to 3/4. and the factor is 3/2.
Therefore, the third option is the correct answer.
Answer:
5.5 yd
Step-by-step explanation:
The angle opposite to x is 20°
Reason: Alternate interior angles are equal
= tan 20°
x = 15 × tan 20° = 5.459553514 yd
That is 5.5 yd (answer rounded off to nearest tenth).
