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Once again, move points C, D, and E on the circle, and complete the table below. This time, you’ll consider what happens to the lengths of the sides of quadrilateral BCDE. Notice that m∠B is predetermined,
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Once again, move points C, D, and E on the circle, and complete the table below. This time, you’ll consider what happens to the lengths of the sides of quadrilateral BCDE. Notice that m∠B is predetermined, so set that angle measure first.

Once again, move points C, D, and E on the circle, and complete the table below. This-example-1
Once again, move points C, D, and E on the circle, and complete the table below. This-example-1
Once again, move points C, D, and E on the circle, and complete the table below. This-example-2
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Also to help some of you out here’s the answer to question 6 !!

Question 6 : No apparent relationship exist between the side lengths of quadrilateral BCDE inscribed in circle A

Explanation:

Once again, move points C, D, and E on the circle, and complete the table below. This-example-1
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