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Answer:


\displaystyle m\angle RTU=73^\circ

Explanation:

Interior Angle of a Circle

An interior angle of a circle is formed at the intersection of two lines that intersect inside a circle.

Lines AC and BD of the figure attached below intersect forming arcs p and q. The measure of the interior angle x is:


\displaystyle x=(p+q)/(2)

The question includes the drawing of a circle with lines US and RV intersecting at point T. The measure of the interior angle RTU is:


\displaystyle m\angle RTU=(68^\circ+78^\circ)/(2)


\displaystyle m\angle RTU=(146^\circ)/(2)


\boxed{\displaystyle m\angle RTU=73^\circ}

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