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I need to know how to find the measure of the arc or central angles indicated
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I need to know how to find the measure of the arc or central angles indicated

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The sum of angles at a point (or in a circle) is 360 degrees.

Therefor, we have that:


m\angle GCD+m\operatorname{\angle}DCE+m\operatorname{\angle}ECF+m\operatorname{\angle}FCG=360\degree

Given the values in the question:


\begin{gathered} m\operatorname{\angle}DCE=75 \\ m\operatorname{\angle}ECF=80 \\ m\operatorname{\angle}FCG=55 \end{gathered}

Therefor, we can calculatoe the measure of angle GCD to be:


\begin{gathered} m\operatorname{\angle}GCD+75+80+55=360 \\ m\operatorname{\angle}GCD=360-75-80-55 \\ m\operatorname{\angle}GCD=150\degree \end{gathered}

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