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The inscribed angle Theorem states that t<span>he inscribed angle measures half of the arc it comprises.
</span>so
m∠D=(1/2)*[arc EFG]
and
m∠F=(1/2)*[arc GDE]
arc EFG+arc GDE=360°-------> full circle
applying multiplication property of equality
(1/2)*arc EFG+(1/2)*arc GDE=180°
applying substitution property of equality
m∠D=(1/2)*[arc EFG]
m∠F=(1/2)*[arc GDE]
(1/2)*arc EFG+(1/2)*arc GDE=180°----> m∠D+m∠F=180°
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The inscribed angle Theorem states that t<span>he inscribed angle measures half of the arc it comprises.
</span>so
m∠D=(1/2)*[arc EFG]
and
m∠F=(1/2)*[arc GDE]
arc EFG+arc GDE=360°-------> full circle
applying multiplication property of equality
(1/2)*arc EFG+(1/2)*arc GDE=180°
applying substitution property of equality
m∠D=(1/2)*[arc EFG]
m∠F=(1/2)*[arc GDE]
(1/2)*arc EFG+(1/2)*arc GDE=180°----> m∠D+m∠F=180°
the answer in the attached figure