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Given: AD≅AO
Find: m∠OAD, m∠DBA.

Given: AD≅AO Find: m∠OAD, m∠DBA.-example-1
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OA=OD=AD=R\Rightarrow \bigtriangleup OAD\: is\: an\: equilateral\: triangle \\ \Rightarrow \widehat{AOD}=\widehat{OAD}=\widehat{ODA}=60° \\ \widehat{ABD}= \frac{\widehat{AOD}}{2} = (60°)/(2) = 30°

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Answer:

Explanation:

Given: AD≅AO

To find: m∠OAD and m∠DBA.

Solution: It is given that AD≅AO, and also OA≅OD (Radius of circle), therefore ΔAOD is an equilateral triangle.

Hence, m∠OAD=m∠ODA=m∠AOD=60°.

Now, we know that the intercepted angle is half of the central angle, thus


m{\angle}DBA=\frac{m{\angle}AOD}{2}


m{\angle}DBA=(60^(\circ))/(2)


m{\angle}DBA=30^(\circ)

Hence, the measures of
{\angle}OAD and
{\angle}DBA are
60^(\circ) and
30^(\circ) respectively.

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