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Circle C is shown. Line segments E C and C D are radii. Lines are drawn from points E and D to point F on the other side of the circle. Arc E D measures 95 degrees. What is the measure of angle EFD? 37.5° 45° 47.5° 55°

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Answer:

47.5

Explanation:

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User Ruben Danielyan
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Answer:


47.5^o

Explanation:

If sketch of the circle and its points is shown as in the accompanying image, notice that the triangle formed FEC is an isosceles triangle, of which we know the angle at the center (angle ECF) to measure
180^o-95^o=85^o.

Since the other two remaining angles must be equal to each other (they are opposite to sides of the same length - radii CE and CF of the circle), we have that the sum of all must render
180^o:


CFE +FEC+85^o=180^o\\2*CFE+85^o=180^o\\2*CFE=180^o-85^o\\2*CFE=95^o\\CFE=(95^o)/(2) \\CFE=47.5^o

Circle C is shown. Line segments E C and C D are radii. Lines are drawn from points-example-1
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