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Worked Solution & Example Answer:Choose the correct terms for A, B and C from the following list: radius diameter circumference centre chord Write the answers into the grid - Junior Cycle Mathematics - Question 12 - 2013

Step 1

Choose the correct terms for A, B and C

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| A | CHORD | | B | RADIUS | | C | CENTRE |

Step 2

Find the missing angles in the diagram

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| x | 70° | | w | 35° | | y | 75° | | z | 75° |

Step 3

Which triangle is isosceles? Give a reason for your answer.

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Triangle B is isosceles because it has two sides of equal length (5, 5).

Step 4

Do you agree or disagree with Cian’s measurement? Give a reason for your answer.

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I disagree with Cian's measurement. The angle α is an acute angle (<90°).

Step 5

Theorem to find the measure of the angles in the triangle

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The exterior angle is equal to the sum of the two interior opposite angles, or the sum of all angles in a triangle adds up to 180°.

Step 6

Find the measure of each of the missing angles

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Using the triangle angle sum: xo+60°+73°=180°x^o + 60° + 73° = 180° Thus, xo=180°60°73°=47°x^o = 180° - 60° - 73° = 47°

Also, YY: yo=180°73°60°=47° y^o = 180° - 73° - 60° = 47°

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