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Neutral Newbie

Hi Everyone,

 

Need some help to find the unknown angles BAD and CED.

Given angle BCD = 132. Angle A is at centre of circle.

 

Thanks for all input. [:)]

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Neutral Newbie
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Yes angle C is also centre and BCE is straight line. Thanks for pointing that out. [;)]

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Neutral Newbie

Thanks for your input. Yes I agree with you since BCE is stragiht line, we can find CED. [idea]

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Neutral Newbie

Thanks Porker. How come you change avatar again? [laugh]

 

What is reason BAD is same as BCD?

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Work with the following facts:

 

1) CED is isoceles

 

2) BCD is isoceles

 

3) BAD is isoceles

 

4) AD and BCE are parallel

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Neutral Newbie

I dont know correct or not but here goes. Looks like Sec school question.

 

C = centre of circle, thus CD = CE = radius of circle

therefore triangle CDE is isosceles and angle CDE = angle CED.

Using theory of ext angle of triangle = sum of 2 int angle of triangle,

angle CED = 132/2 = 66 deg (since both angles CDE and CED are the same)

 

For angle BAD, using opposite angle in cyclic quad (is this possible?)

Angle BAD = 180 - 66 = 114 deg

 

Correct me if i am wrong

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Neutral Newbie

Thanks Skylander. If I'm correct, cyclic Quad is when the four corners touch the same circle. [:)]

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Neutral Newbie

oh yah hor.... suddenly remember, thanks for pointing out. But at points ABDE, consider touch the same circle? Or must not pass through centre of circle?

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