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Can someone conirm if I'm right or not?

Can someone conirm if I'm right or not?-example-1

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We know that
WZ is the diameter of circle, so
\angle ZCW = 180^(\circ). By knowing that central angles have the same degree value as the arcs they form by intercepting the circle, we now know that arc
ZRW = \angle ZCW = 180^(\circ). So, the arc
ZWX=ZRW+WX=180^(\circ)+63^(\circ)=243^(\circ)

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