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Brainly to whoever is first and right:) - In quadrilateral ABCD, AB = BC = 1, m∠B=100°, m∠D=130°. Find BD

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n200080 [17]1 year ago

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Answer: 1

B is the center of a circle of radius 1. A and C are on the circle 100 degrees apart. So arc AC is 100 degrees. Arc AC the long way around is 360-100=260 degrees. That means any point D on arc AC will subtend a 130 degree angle. BD is a radius for all of those, and the radius is 1.

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