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Here, O is actually the circum centre of ∆PAB
i) <APB = 1/2 * <AOB = 1/2 * 126° = 63°
ii) Now, OR ⊥ AB is drawn.
In ∆AOR & ∆BOR,
a) AO = OB (Both are circum radius)
b) <ARO = <ORB (Both are right anglel
c) OR = OR (Common)
=> ∆AOR ≅ ∆BOR (S-A-S)
=> <OAB = <OBA = 29° (C-P-C-T)
=> <AOB = 180°-58°=122°
=> <APB = 1/2 * <AOB = 1/2 * 122° = 61°
iii) <APB = 62°
=> <AOB = 2<APB = 124°
=> <OBA + <OAB = 180°- <AOB = 180° - 124° = 56°
=> 2<OBA = 56° [<OBA = <OAB(From above proof)]
=> <OBA = 28°
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