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I just need to drag the degrees to their corresponding parts attached (Angles in Circles) please help I don’t which ones would be correct

I just need to drag the degrees to their corresponding parts attached (Angles in Circles-example-1
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Answer:

  • DF = 75°
  • FBE = 105°
  • FC = 60°
  • CBE = 45°
  • DAC = 225°
  • ABE = 135°
  • AFE = 225°
  • ABF = 120°

Explanation:

AC and DE are diameters, so divide the circle into equal portions that have a total angle measure of 180°.

angle ABD = 180° -angle DBF - angle FBC = 180° -75° -60°

angle ABD = 45°

angle CBE is a vertical angle to angle ABD, so has the same measure, 45°.

angle ABE is supplementary to angle CBE, so has measure 180° -45° = 135°. Long arc AE is 360° less this value, so is 360° -135° = 225°. Vertical angle DBC has the same measure as angle ABE, so long arc DAE will also be 225°.

angles FBC and CDE add to make angle FBE, so that angle is ...

angle FBE = 60° +45° = 105°

I just need to drag the degrees to their corresponding parts attached (Angles in Circles-example-1
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