Answer :
Answer:
Arc AD = 43°
Step-by-step explanation:
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When an angle subtends from an Arc to the center, the measure of the Arc and the Angle are same. Now, looking at the figure,
Arc AB = 180 (since this is an Arc subtending the diameter)
Arc DC = 90 degrees since the central angle is 90
So,
Arc AD + Arc CB = 180 - 90 = 90
Arc AD and Arc CB have the same measures as the central angle it created (terms in x). So we can write:
Arc AD + Arc CB = 90
7x + 1 + 9x - 7 = 90
We can solve for x:
[tex]7x + 1 + 9x - 7 = 90\\16x-6=90\\16x=96\\x=6[/tex]
The central angle AD is:
AD = 7x + 1 = 7(6) + 1 = 43
Also, Arc AD is same, thus:
Arc AD = 43°

Answer:
m∠APD+m∠DPC+m∠CPD
(7x+1)+90+(9x−7)
16x+84
16x
x
=180
=180
=180
=96
=6
Hint #33 / 5
We can use the value of xxx to evaluate the measure of \angle APD∠APDangle, A, P, D. Let's substitute in our value for xxx.
\begin{aligned} m\angle APD&= (7x+1)^\circ \\\\ &=(7(6)+1)^\circ \\\\ &=43^\circ \end{aligned}
m∠APD
=(7x+1)
∘
=(7(6)+1)
∘
=43
∘
Hint #44 / 5
There are 360^\circ360
∘
360, degrees in a circle, so the measure of any major arc is equal to 360^\circ360
∘
360, degrees minus the measure of the corresponding minor arc.
m\stackrel{\large{\frown}}{ACD} \,= 360^\circ-43^\circm
ACD
⌢
=360
∘
−43
∘
m, A, C, D, start superscript, \frown, end superscript, equals, 360, degrees, minus, 43, degrees
Hint #55 / 5
The arc measure of \stackrel{\large{\frown}}{ACD}
ACD
⌢
A, C, D, start superscript, \frown, end superscript is 317^\circ317
∘
317, degrees.
Step-by-step explanation:
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