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Question 5
You've already moved points B and Con circle A. Now try moving point Don the circle without crossing points B and C. What do you notice about
the central angle and the inscribed angle? Does your conclusion in Question 4 still hold true? Explain what you see.

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Answer:

Moving point D does not change the measures of the inscribed angle or the central angle . It simply changes the position of the inscribed angle on the coordinate plane . My conclusion in Question 4 still hold true : the inscribed angle is half the measure of the corresponding central angle .

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