Math, asked by abdullahasayyed258, 5 months ago

In a circle with center O and a chord BC, points D andlie on the same side of BC. Then,
if angleBDC=80° then angle BEC equals to

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Answered by Aklavya1

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Answer:

you should give diagram of question

Answered by srose

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Answer:

bec = 80°

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