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What is the measure of angle ACB?

What is the measure of angle ACB?-example-1
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<ACB = 1/2(100 - 42)
<ACB = 1/2(58)
<ACB = 29

answer is A. 29
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Answer:

The correct option is B.

Explanation:

From the given graph it is clear that the measure of arc AB is 100°.

Let the center of circle of the circle be O.

According to the central angle theorem, the angled inscribed on a circle is half of its central angle.

Using central angle theorem,


\angle ABX=(1)/(2)* \angle AOX


42^(\circ)=(1)/(2)* \angle AOX

Multiply 2 on both the sides.


42^(\circ)* 2=\angle AOX


84^(\circ)=\angle AOX

The central angle of arc AX is 84°. So the measure of arc AX is 84°.

Using tangent secant theorem,


\text{Angle between tangent and secant}=(1)/(2)(\text{Major arc - Minor arc})


\angle ACB=(1)/(2)(Arc(AB)-Arc(AX))


\angle ACB=(1)/(2)(100^(\circ)-84^(\circ))


\angle ACB=(1)/(2)(16^(\circ))


\angle ACB=8^(\circ)

Therefore the measure of angle ACB is 8° Therefore the correct option is B.

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