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Bookwork code: M29 Calculator allowed The circle below has centre U. BC and DE are tangents to this circle. Work out the size of angle 0. Give reasons for your answer. A 52° B O E Watch video D 27° 0 C Not drawn accurately A Bookwork code : M29 Calculator allowed The circle below has centre U. BC and DE are tangents to this circle . Work out the size of angle 0 . Give reasons for your answer . A 52 ° B O E Watch video D 27 ° 0 C Not drawn accurately A​

Bookwork code: M29 Calculator allowed The circle below has centre U. BC and DE are-example-1
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1)
OA=OB (all radii of a circle are equal)

2)
\angle OBA=52^(\circ) (angles opposite equal sides in a triangle are equal)

3)
\angle OAB+\angle OBA+\angle AOB=180^(\circ) (angles in a triangle add to 180 degrees)

4)
52^(\circ)+52^(\circ)+\angle AOB=180^(\circ) (substitution)

5)
\angle AOB=76^(\circ) (subtraction)

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\angle AOB+\angle BOD=180^(\circ) (angles on a line add to 180 degrees)

7)
76^(\circ)+\angle BOD=180^(\circ) (substitution)

8)
\angle BOD=104^(\circ) (subtraction)

9)
\angle ODE=\angle OBC=90^(\circ) (tangents are perpendicular to the radius of a circle at the point of tangency)

10)
\angle ODC=117^(\circ) (angle addition postulate)

11)
\angle BOD+\angle OBC+\angle ODC+\angle DCB=360^(\circ) (angles in a quadrilateral add to 360 degrees)

12)
104^(\circ)+90^(\circ)+117^(\circ)+\theta=360^(\circ) (substitution)

13)
\theta=49^(\circ) (subtraction)

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