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I dont know how to get image here on the blog ... that would have been easy for u to understand ... but any ways .....

One side of the acute angle triangle is equal to radius. Therefore if we draw two straight lines on both ends of the side, which is = radius .. then it will form an equilateral triangle....since each of the two lines will be radius and the remaining is equal to radius.

Now we know that all angles in en equilateral triangle = 60 ....
hence the central angle will be equal to 60 degrees
Thus angle opposite to the side will be 1/2 central angle = 30
Hence A

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Good one i got 30 too
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the triangle has angles 60 deg each.

this angle subtended at the center of the circle = 60 deg
meaning the angle subtended at the opposite is = 60/2 = 30 deg

A it is.
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Hey thanks Fluke .... i have updated my post accordingly......



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