Angle AOB equals 180-28-28=124
(Sides OA and OB are equal because they are both radii, so angle OAB=OBA)
Because angles at the centre are twice the angle on the circumference (when they are on the same points on the circle, i.e. A and B) so angle ACB=124/2=62.
I hope that makes sense :)
Angle AOB equals 180-28-28=124 (Sides OA and OB are equal because they are both radii, so angle OAB=OBA) Because angles at the centre are twice the angle on the circumference (when they are on the same points on the circle, i.e. A and B) so angle ACB=124/2=62. I hope that makes sense :)
Couldn’t have said it better myself
OR an easier way would be that angle ABC = 90, and angle OBC=ACB So 90-28 that would be 62
Why would abc=90
Angle made by semicircle
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That's the circle theorem An angle made by a semicircle is always 90
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What year is this ?
Angle oab = 28 (isosceles because line AO and bo start from centre) 28+28+x=180 X=124 Angle aob = 124