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Given: BD is a diameter m 1= 100° m BC = 30° m CD = 100 150 330
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Given: BD is a diameter
m 1= 100°
m BC = 30°
m CD =
100
150
330

Given: BD is a diameter m 1= 100° m BC = 30° m CD = 100 150 330-example-1
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Answer:150

Explanation:

User Szupie
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Answer:

150

Explanation:

330 is to big because the diameter is 180

100 is angle 1 and CD is bigger

so it would be 150

hope i helped

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