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For circle O, mCD=125° and m

For circle O, mCD=125° and m-example-1
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Answer:

In the figure, ∠ ABO and ∠ BCO have measures equal to 35°.

Explanation:

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User Giannis Mp
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CA is a diameter of the circle, so
m\widehat{AC}=180^\circ, which means
m\angle AOB=m\angle AOD=m\widehat{AD}=180^\circ-m\widehat{CD}=55^\circ. Then
m\boxed{\angle ABO}=90^\circ-55^\circ=35^\circ.

This means
m\angle CBO=55^\circ-35^\circ=20^\circ. Also, if
m\angle AOB=55^\circ, then
m\angle BOC=180^\circ-55^\circ=125^\circ, which in turns tells us that
m\boxed{\angle BCO}=180^\circ-20^\circ-125^\circ=35^\circ.

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