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o is the centre of the circle Angle AOB=60° Then Angle ACB? ADB?

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Answered by gurukiran25
13
60 degree - 180degree = 20degree
Answered by dk6060805
13

Use Half Angle Theorem

Step-by-step explanation:

\angle AOB + \angleAOC = 180 (sum of all angle in a straight line is 180)

\angle AOC = 180–60

\angleAOC = 120 °

In this question \angleBAC= 90 degree because the angle in circumference of half circle should be 90 degree.

Sides AO,OB&OC are equal because these are the radius of circle.

\angle OAB & \angleOBA are equal (OB=OA), now in triangle AOB

let \angle ABO = x = \angle ABC,

\angle ABO = \angleBAO

x+x+\angle AOB=180 (sum all angle in triangle is 180)

2x = 180–60

x = 60 degree = \angle ABC

\angle BAC = 90°

\angleACB = 30° (Angle = \frac {1}{2} (\angle AOB), by Half angle theorem)

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