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Explanation:

∠ AOB = 360° - 264° = 96°

The altitude OM bisects ∠ AOB and the base AB

(a)

∠ MOB = 0.5 × 96° = 48°

Using the cosine ratio in right triangle MOB

cos48° =
(adjacent)/(hypotenuse) =
(OM)/(OB) =
(18)/(r) ( OB is the radius r of the circle )

Multiply both sides by r

r × cos48° = 18 ( divide both sides by cos48° )

r =
(18)/(cos48) ≈ 27 cm ( to the nearest cm )

(b)

Using the tangent ratio in the right triangle MOB

tan48° =
(opposite)/(adjacent) =
(MB)/(OM) =
(MB)/(18) ( multiply both sides by 18 )

18 × tan48° = MB then

AB = 2 × MB = 2 × 18 × tan48° = 36 × tan48° ≈ 40 cm ( to nearest cm )

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