For circle O, and m∠ABC = 55°. In the figure, ∠ and ∠ have measures equal to 35°.

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snow_lady [41]1 year ago

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Answer:

In the figure ∠ABO and ∠BCO have measures equal to 35°.

Step-by-step explanation:

Measure of arc AD = 180-measure of arc CD= 180-125 =55

m<AOB= 55 ( measure of central angle is equal to intercepted arc)

<OAB= 90 degrees (Tangent makes an angle of 90 degrees with the radius)

In triangle AOB ,

< AB0 = 180-(90+55)= 35 degrees( angle sum property of triangle)

In triange BOC ,< BOC=125 ,

m<, BCO=35 degrees

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