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Arc AB measures 5x + 2. Angle ACB measures 3x + 14. Find the value of x.
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Answered by
drwls
Angles and arcs have different dimensions. Both are presented as dimensionless numbers in your question.
The question makes no sense to me.
The question makes no sense to me.
Answered by
Steve
Presumably C is the center of a circle, and A and B are points on the circle.
arc AB = r * angle ACB
5x+2 = r(3x+14)
5x+2 = 3rx + 14r
x(5-3r) = 14r-2
x = (14r-2)/(5-3r)
Not knowing the radius of the circle, it's tough to get a value for x.
arc AB = r * angle ACB
5x+2 = r(3x+14)
5x+2 = 3rx + 14r
x(5-3r) = 14r-2
x = (14r-2)/(5-3r)
Not knowing the radius of the circle, it's tough to get a value for x.
Answered by
Anonymous
Angle C is an inscribed angle of circle P. Angle C measures (3x + 6)° and arc AB measures (8x)°. Find x.
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