To find the measure of angle L in triangle LMN inscribed in a circle with diameter LM, we can use the properties of inscribed angles.
Since LM is the diameter of the circle, the triangle LNM forms a right triangle with angle N being the right angle (90°) due to the inscribed angle theorem.
Given:
- LM is the diameter = 22 cm.
- MN is the length = 7 cm.
To find the angle L, we can use the sine definition in triangle LNM:
Since we have:
- LM (the hypotenuse) = 22 cm
- MN (the opposite side to angle L) = 7 cm
Using the sine function:
\[ \sin(L) = \frac{opposite}{hypotenuse} = \frac{MN}{LM} = \frac{7}{22} \]
Now, we calculate angle L:
\[ L = \arcsin\left(\frac{7}{22}\right) \]
Using a calculator:
\[ L \approx 18.8° \]
Rounding to the nearest degree, angle L is approximately 19°.
Thus, the answer is:
19°