Which inscribed angles intercept arc RU? Choose all answers that are correct. <RUK <RSU <UKR <UTR

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Which inscribed angles intercept arc RU?

Choose all answers that are correct.

<RUK
<RSU
<UKR
<UTR

Which inscribed angles intercept arc RU? Choose all answers that are correct. &lt-example-1

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Answer: the answer is <RUK and <RSU, i think so i might not be right

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