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Chapter 9: Q8. (page 341)

In exercises 8-13 find the angle or the arc named.

∠GQF

Short Answer

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a. The measure of angle ∠GQF is 60°.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given information:

The given figure is,

02

Step 2. Concept used:

In the circle the arc of the given circle is equals to the angle that is asked.

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Step 3. Applying the concept:

Here, in the figure

mGF⏜=60∘

Since

m∠GQF=mGQF⏜=60∘

Therefore, the measure of the angle ∠GQF is 60°.

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