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Circle Geometry
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There's a rule in circle geometry stating that if a central angle (from the center) and an inscribed angle (from a point on the circle) both hold/contain the same chord then the central angle is twice the inscribed angle.
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So, if the central angle is 60, then the inscribed angle must be 30
I hope that helps
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So, if the central angle is 60, then the inscribed angle must be 30
I hope that helps
In the attached question, can we assume that the side of the smaller square is half the side of the larger one? If yes, how?
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IMO B
use theorm:
1. arc subtend double the angle at centre than at any other point..
2. All angles of equilateral triangle are equal
use theorm:
1. arc subtend double the angle at centre than at any other point..
2. All angles of equilateral triangle are equal
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