The degree of the arc formed by a central angle is

Question 10 options:

2 times the measure of the angle.

12

the measure of the angle.

equal to the measure of the angle.

has no relationship to the measure of the angle.

The degree of the arc formed by an inscribed angle is

Question 11 options:

has no relationship to the measure of the angle.

equal to the measure of the angle.

12

the measure of the angle.

2 times the measure of the angle.

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Cameron Bryan

Mathematics

27 December, 04:17

The degree of the arc formed by a central angle is

Question 10 options:

2 times the measure of the angle.

12

the measure of the angle.

equal to the measure of the angle.

has no relationship to the measure of the angle.

The degree of the arc formed by an inscribed angle is

Question 11 options:

has no relationship to the measure of the angle.

equal to the measure of the angle.

12

the measure of the angle.

2 times the measure of the angle.

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Ashly Hendricks · Answer 1

The degree of the arc formed by a central angle is equal to the measure of the angle. This is part of the definition of an arc.

The degree of the arc formed by an inscribed angle is twice the measure of the inscribed angle. This is given by the Inscribed Angle Conjecture II.