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Re: In above circle ratio of measure of arc AB to Arc BC to Arc CA is 2:3: [#permalink]
Shikhar22 wrote:
MonkeyDDes wrote:
ak2121 wrote:
In above circle ratio of measure of arc AB to Arc BC to Arc CA is 2:3:4. What is measure of Angle A?
a)30
b)40
c)60
d)120
e)90


AB = 2x; BC = 3x; CA = 4x
So, perimeter of the circle is: 2x + 3x + 4x = 9x

Apply this formula: [central angle][/360] = [arc length][/circunference]

[central angle][/360] = [3x][/9x]

central angle = 120

But we don't have the Angle A, by formula: Central Angle = 2*Angle A

So, Angle A = 60

ANSWER: C

Thanks for your k....! ;)



Hi. Can you pinpoint what’s the center angle here? Thanks

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You must to asume first the center of the circle, this is among ABC, then from the center you must to make two lines towards B and C, here is the center angle.

I'm trying to post with an image but the the application doesn't allow me.
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