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In the, figure A, B and C are points on the circle. What is
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19 Mar 2019, 09:36
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In the, figure A, B and C are points on the circle. What is the value of x ?
(A) 45
(B) 55
(C) 60
(D) 65
(E) 70
Re: In the, figure A, B and C are points on the circle. What is
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Updated on: 13 Apr 2019, 05:41
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As AO, BO and OC are the radiuses of the same circle, △AOB and △BOC both are isosceles. So,
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∠OAB=∠ABO=(180-75)/2=52.5 and
∠OCB=∠OBC=(180-35)/2=72.5
Now, ∠x+∠ABO+∠OBC=180 [Because of being a straight line]
So, ∠x=180-(∠ABO+∠OBC)
=180-(52.5+72.5)
=180-125
=55
So, finally: ∠x=55
Answer: B
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∠OAB=∠ABO=(180-75)/2=52.5 and
∠OCB=∠OBC=(180-35)/2=72.5
Now, ∠x+∠ABO+∠OBC=180 [Because of being a straight line]
So, ∠x=180-(∠ABO+∠OBC)
=180-(52.5+72.5)
=180-125
=55
So, finally: ∠x=55
Answer: B
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Originally posted by sanzidikawsar on 12 Apr 2019, 23:19.
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Re: In the, figure A, B and C are points on the circle. What is
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13 Apr 2019, 02:46
13 Apr 2019, 02:46
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sanzidikawsar wrote:
As AO, BO and OC are the radiuses of the same circle, △AOB and △BOC both are isosceles. So,
But is it mentioned that O is the centre of the circle?
