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m is the center of the circle and angle mbx is 50 the the value if angle amx is

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Answered by mysticd
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 M \:is \: the \: center \: of \:the \:circle \:and \\\angle {MBX} = 50\degree

 \red { \angle {AMX} = ? }

 In \: \triangle MBX , \\MB = MX\\\blue { (Radii\:of \: same \:circle )}

 \angle {MBX} = \angle {MXB} = 50\degree

 \pink { ( Angles \: opposite \:to \:equal \:sides )}

 Now, \angle {AMX} = \angle {MBX} + \angle {MXB}

 \blue {( Exterior \:angle \:at M \:is \:equal \:to }

 \blue{ Sum \:of \: interior \: opposite \:angles )}

 = 50\degree + 50 \degree \\= 100\degree

Therefore.,

 \red {\angle {AMX} }\green { = 100\degree}

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