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PLEASE HELP ME. please please please

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\Large\underline{\rm Solution :- }

Theorem : Angle subtended at the centre is double the the angle subtended at the circumference of the circle .

Here
\overline{AOC} is a straight line. So it's measure is 180°. Therefore the angle subtended at the circumference will be ,


\implies \angle ABC = (1)/(2)* 180° \\\\\implies \boxed{ \angle ABC = 90° }

Remember: Angle in a semicircle is 90°.

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