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55MAssuming that angles that appear to be central angles are central angles, then:mPM=mMR=mRQmQs:: 35°:: 55°:: 90°:: 125°

55MAssuming that angles that appear to be central angles are central angles, then-example-1
55MAssuming that angles that appear to be central angles are central angles, then-example-1
55MAssuming that angles that appear to be central angles are central angles, then-example-2
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We are given the measure of the angle subtended by arc PS as 55 degrees.

Solution:

The measure of arc PM


\bar{\text{mPM}}=90^0\text{ (given)}

The measure of arc MR


\begin{gathered} \bar{\text{mMR}}+90^0+55^{\text{ 0}}=180^0\text{ (angles in a straight line)} \\ \bar{mMR}=180^0-90^0-55^0 \\ =35^0 \end{gathered}

The measure of arc RQ


\bar{\text{mRQ}}=55^0\text{ (Vertically opposite angles)}

The measure of arc QS


\begin{gathered} \bar{\text{mQS}}+55^0=180^0\text{ (} \\ \bar{\text{mQS}}=180^{0\text{ }}-55^0 \\ =125^0 \end{gathered}

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