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#2

If mPR = 45 and mQS = 49, what is m∠PIR? m∠RTS?

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  • mPR = 45
  • mQS = 49

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[tex]\large{\sf \underline{Find:}}[/tex]

[tex]\: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: [/tex]m∠PIR and m∠RTS

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[tex] \large{\sf \underline{Solution:}}[/tex]

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» First, find m∠PTR

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  • m∠PTR = ½ (mPR + mQS)

  • m∠PTR = ½ (45 + 49)

  • m∠PTR = ½ (94)

  • m∠PTR = 47

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» Find m∠RTS

  • m∠RTS = 180 - (m∠PTR)

  • m∠RTS = 180 - 47

  • m∠RTS = 133

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∴ m∠PTR is 47° and m∠RTS is 133°

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#3

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If mMKL = 220 and mML = 140, what is m∠MQL?

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[tex] \large{\sf \underline{Givens:}}[/tex]

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  • mMKL = 220
  • mML = 140

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[tex]\large{\sf \underline{Find:}}[/tex]

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[tex]\: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: [/tex] m∠MQL

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[tex] \large{\sf \underline{Solution:}}[/tex]

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  • m∠MQL = ½(ML - MKL)

  • m∠MQL = ½(220 - 140)

  • m∠MQL = ½(80)

  • m∠MQL = 40

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∴ m∠MQL is 40°

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#4

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Suppose mCG = 6x + 5, mAR = 4x + 15 and m∠AEC = 120.

Find: a)x [tex]\: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: [/tex] ; b) mCG [tex]\: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: [/tex] ; c) mAR

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[tex] \large{\sf \underline{Givens:}}[/tex]

  • mCG = 6x + 5
  • mAR = 4x + 15
  • m∠AEC = 120

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[tex]\large{\sf \underline{Find:}}[/tex]

  • a) x
  • b) mCG
  • c) mAR

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[tex] \large{\sf \underline{Solution:}}[/tex]

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» Find (x)

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  • mCG = mAR

  • 6x + 5 = 4x + 5

  • 6x - 4x = 15 - 5

  • 2x = 10

  • [tex] \frac{2x}{2} = \frac{10}{2} [/tex]

  • x = 5

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» Find mCG

  • mCG

  • 6x + 5

Substitute x = 5

  • 6(5) + 5

  • 30 + 5 = 35

  • mCG = 35

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» Find mAR

  • mAR

  • 4x + 15

Substitute x = 5

  • 4(5) + 15

  • 20 + 15 = 35

  • mAR = 35

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∴ All the highlighted part/word(s) are the answers.

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#5

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OK is tangent to ⊚ R at C. Suppose KC = OC, OK = 8 and RC = 3. Find; OR, RS, and KS

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  • OR
  • RS
  • KS

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[tex] \large{\sf \underline{Solution:}}[/tex]

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» Since OK = 8 and KC = OC, substitute it to the equation and find out KC and OC.

  • OK = KC + OC

  • 8 = KC + OC

  • 8 = 2(KC + OC)

  • 4 = KC ; 4 = OC

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∆ Find OR using Pythagorean Theorem when RC = 3 and KC = 4.

  • RC² + KC² = OR²

  • 3² + 4² = OR²

  • 9 + 16 = OR²

  • 25 = OR²

  • [tex] \sqrt{25} = OR[/tex]

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∴ OR measures 5 units

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∆ Find RS

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  • Since R is the center of the circle and C is the point on the circle, that means RC is the radius. RS = RC being the radius of the circle. Since RC = 3, RS is also 3.

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∴ RS measures 3 units

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∆ Find KS

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» Using segment addition postulate, we get RS + KS = KR. We know that RS = 3 and KR is 5. Substitute it to get KS.

  • RS + KS = KR

  • 3 + KS = 5

  • KS = 5 - 3

  • KS = 2

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∴ KS measures 2 units

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All highlighted number(s)/word(s)/parts are the answers.

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