AnswersEAP-Geometry B CRIntroduction to Circles

Central Angles Answers

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Circle T is shown. Line segments T S, T R, T Q, and T P are radii. Lines are drawn to connect points S and R and points P and Q to form secants. Angles R T S and Q T P are congruent.

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They always have equal measures.
B
The difference of their measures is 90°.
C
The sum of their measures is 180°.
D
Their measures cannot be equal.
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Circle D is shown with the measures of the minor arcs.

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∠EDH and ∠FDG
B
∠FDE and ∠GDH
C
∠GDH and ∠EDH
D
∠GDF and ∠HDG
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In circle N, KL ≅ ML.

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A
66°
B
74°
C
77°
D
80°
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In circle T, ∠PTQ ≅ ∠RTS.

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A
3 units
B
4 units
C
6 units
D
7 units
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is tangent to circle P at point Q.

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A
37°
B
53°
C
90°
D
97°
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In circle A, ∠BAE ≅ ∠DAE.

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A
14 units
B
17 units
C
27 units
D
34 units
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Angles PTQ and STR are vertical angles and congruent.

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and
Option A
B
and
Option B
C
and
Option C
D
and
Option D
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Circle T has diameters RP and QS. The measure of ∠RTQ is 12° less than the measure of ∠RTS.

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A
78°
B
84°
C
88°
D
96°
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In circle A, ∠BAE ≅ ∠DAE.

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A
14
B
17
C
27
D
34
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In circle N, KL ≅ ML.

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A
77°
B
90°
C
132°
D
154°

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Central Angles Answers — EAP-Geometry B CR