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Answer:

214°

Explanation:

The external angle (marked 34°) is equal to half the difference of the arcs ACB and AB.

34° = 1/2(ACB -AB)

Together, the two arcs form a complete circle of 360°, so we have ...

34° = 1/2(ACB -(360° -ACB)) = 1/2(2ACB -360°)

34° = ACB -180° . . . . . . . . . . . . simplify

180° +34° = ACB = 214° . . . . . add 180°

The measure of arc ACB is 214°.

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