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Answer:


\boxed{x = 45°}

Explanation:

When two chords intersect at a point in a circle, they form arcs, along with angles at the intersection point.

To determine the angle of the arc, we must apply this geometric rule:


Angle \: formed \: by \: chords = (1)/(2)(sum \: of \: intersecting \: arcs).

Since we are looking for one of the arcs, we can rearrange this formula to solve for the first arc.


Angle \: formed \: by \: chords = (1)/(2)(sum \: of \: intersecting \: arcs)


Angle \: formed \: by \: chords = (1)/(2)(\overset{\frown}{BA} + \overset{\frown}{CD})


2 × Angle \: formed \: by \: chords = \overset{\frown}{BA} + \overset{\frown}{CD}


2 × Angle \: formed \: by \: chords \: – \: \overset{\frown}{CD} = \overset{\frown}{BA}


\overset{\frown}{BA} = 2 × Angle \: formed \: by \: chords \: – \: \overset{\frown}{CD}

[Given]


\overset{\frown}{BA} = x°


\overset{\frown}{CD} = 99°


Angle \: formed \: by \: chords \: = 72°


\overset{\frown}{BA} = 2 × Angle \: formed \: by \: chords \: – \: \overset{\frown}{CD}


x° = 2 × 72° \: – \: 99°


x° = (2 × 72°) \: – \: 99°


x° = 144° \: – \: 99°


\boxed{x° = 45°}

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