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Sagot :
explanation is not right answer but I tried...would u give this a like....don't star it tho....I stopped midway....I thought in first question measure meant length of arc...not angle
Anyway first question actual answer = 180+35= 215°
second question answer= 2*37= 74 (The angle subtended by an arc of a circle at its center is twice the angle it subtends anywhere on the circle's circumference)
Step-by-step explanation:
ANSWER IS WRONG SO DONT CHECK
Angle of half circle is 180°
so <WCX + <XCY + <YCZ = 180°
35° + <XCY + 73°= 180°
108° + <XCY= 180°
<XCY= 180-108
<XCY= 72°
<WCR= <XCZ
<WCR= <XCY + <YCZ
<WCR= 72° + 73°= 145°
<ZCR= <WCX
<ZCR = 35°
Length of arc = theeta (angle)/ 360 * 2πr
length of ZWX= <ZCW +<WXC/ 360 * 2π
I stopped here
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