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Acb = 30
Abc = 90
Bac = 60
Aob = 30
Abo = 60
Obc = 120
Boc =60
Yes I own a protractor So that makes Ab= 60 bc= 75
14.I choose E- 15°
14. What is the measure of arc BC?
A 20 deg
B 45 deg
C 75 deg
D 120 deg
E 15 deg
F 90 deg
15- I choose E-Yes
15. Are arcs ABC and AC equal?
A maybe
B none of these
C kinda
D 55
E yes
F no
It's an Acute Triangle so all the angles are less then 90.
Abo = 45
Obc = 45
Boc = 15
And when I add 45+15+30+45+15+30= 180 So that makes it correct.
14- E
14. What is the measure of arc BC?
A 20 deg
B45 deg
C75 deg
D120 deg
E 15 deg
F 90 deg
So my answer would be the arc of AB= 30
Acb = 30
Abc = 90
Bac = 60
Aob = 30
Abo = 90
Obc = 90
Boc = 60
But weren't these talking about a central angle The measure of a central angle is equal to the length of the arc it defines. and we are talking about an inscribed angle now right ?
13- The measure of an inscribed angle is equal to one-half the degree measure of its intercepted arc.
#12- I choose 4(D) because the hypotenuse is two times that of the leg opposite the 30 degree angle. The leg opposite the 30 degree angle is 60 degree angle and the question said AB is 4 So, I multiply 4 * 2=8 and the radius = 1/2 * 8 = 4 So that is my answer.
12. If ABC is a 30-60-90 triangle, with angle ACB at 30 degrees, and line segment AC is the diameter of the circle, then if the length of line segment AB is 4, what is the radius of the circle?
A 8
B 2
C 10
D 4
E 7
F 16
#13- I choose A
13. Working with the information from 12 from here to #16, what is the measure of arc AB?
A 90 deg
B 25 deg
C 30 deg
D 120 deg
E 60 deg
F 72 deg
#14- F
14. What is the measure of arc BC?
A 20 deg
B 45 deg
C 75 deg
D 120 deg
E 15 deg
F 90 deg
15- E
15. Are arcs ABC and AC equal?
A maybe
Bnone of these
Ckinda
D55
E yes
F no
I was wondering how I can find that ?
16. What is the measure of chord BC?
A 6.928
B 2.098
C 5.281
D 10.112
E 9.475
F 7.461
Hey again,
I answered #11 wondering if it's correct
#11- I choose C
11. What is the measure of arc AC?
A 54 deg
B 137 deg
C 180 deg
D 111 deg
E 174 deg
F 23 deg
I have 10 more left but I am still working on then lol ![]()
When I do to much math problems I sometimes get mixed up But thanks for the help guys !
9 is the length of DJ and it is equal to 3√3 *√3
So the other side is 3√3 and the hypotenuse = 3√3 *2 which gives me 6√3 which is 6*sqrt(3)
I used the Special Right Triangles formula
So I add the radius not the diameter to get the hypotenuse ?
1 is the radius but the diameter is 2
if it 1^2 + 1^2 = c^2 that makes my first answer (b) correct
but AM is 2 and Mi is 2 so isn't AI going to be 2^2+2^2
#10 I like my answer (D) because I know that 9 is the length of DJ and it is equal to 3√3 *√3
So the other side is 3√3 and the hypotenuse = 3√3 *2 which gives me 6√3 which is 6*sqrt(3)
So 2^2 +2^2= c^2
4+4= c^2
c^2=8
sqrt 8
AC is going to be the hypotenuse
lol sorry I posted that before reading post #31 Thank you ! ![]()
So that makes it a right triangle So that means I can use the Pythagorean theorum.
1^2 + b^2 = 2^2
1+b^2= 4
b^2= 4-1
b^2=3
b= √3
ooooh but the radius of the circle is half the diameter So from M to c that is 2