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If m, arc, M, L, equals, 44, degreesm
ML
⌢
=44
∘
and m, arc, D, R, equals, 136, degreesm
DR
⌢
=136
∘
, find m, angle, Tm∠T.
ML
⌢
=44
∘
and m, arc, D, R, equals, 136, degreesm
DR
⌢
=136
∘
, find m, angle, Tm∠T.
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Since the measure of angle T is half the sum of the measures of arcs ML and DR, we can calculate it as follows:
m∠T = 0.5 * (m arc ML + m arc DR)
m∠T = 0.5 * (44 + 136)
m∠T = 0.5 * 180
m∠T = 90 degrees
Therefore, the measure of angle T is 90 degrees.
m∠T = 0.5 * (m arc ML + m arc DR)
m∠T = 0.5 * (44 + 136)
m∠T = 0.5 * 180
m∠T = 90 degrees
Therefore, the measure of angle T is 90 degrees.
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