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Can someone please solve this, and show the process? Thanks in advance.

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : Two circles intersecting at A and B

P , A , B and X lies on one circle

Q , A, B and Y lies on other circle

PAQ and XAY are straight lines

∠BAX = 58°  , ∠PBX=26° , ∠ABY = 23°

To Find  :  ∠AQB  , ∠AYQ

Solution:

∠PAX  = PBX    angle by same arc PX

=> ∠PAX = 26°

∠YAQ =  ∠PAX   ( vertically opposite angles)

=> ∠YAQ =   26°

∠YBQ = ∠YAQ  angle by same arc YQ

=> ∠YBQ =  26°

∠QBA =  ∠YBQ + ∠ABY

=> ∠QBA = 26° + 23°

=> ∠QBA = 49°

∠QBA + ∠AYQ = 180°    ( sum of opposite angles of cyclic Quadrilateral)

=>  49° + ∠AYQ = 180° '

=>   ∠AYQ = 131°

∠BAX + ∠BAY = 180°   Linear pair

∠BQY + ∠BAY  = 180°  ( sum of opposite angles of cyclic Quadrilateral)

=> ∠BQY  = ∠BAX

=> ∠BQY  = 58°

∠AQY = ∠ABY = 23°   angle by same arc AQ

∠AQB = ∠BQY - ∠AQY

=> ∠AQB = 58° -  23°

=> ∠AQB = 35°

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